Featured as Kids Corner book of the month in Scotland's national newspaper: The Daily Record, October 2012. 'funny and cheeky and there's lots of suspense that made me race to the end' Have you ever heard voices in your head? Not pretend voices you make up yourself, that have foreign accents you can't really do properly, but very real, very clear, very weird, very annoying voices. What if they're coming from a tiny alien spaceship? Bet that's never happened to you. But it happened to 13 year old Ignatius Cramp. Getting a family of four galaxy-hopping tourists (and their pet sabre-tooth tiger) that have crash-landed in your brain back to their home planet is as hard as it sounds; especially when dark forces conspire to open your head with a tin-opener (or any other handy head-opening implement). Written with readers aged 9 to 12 in mind, The Utterly Amazing Brain of Ignatius Cramp is a hilarious, race-against-time adventure for both boys and girls to enjoy.