Half book half graphicnovel London Deep has amazing illustrations and strips by artist Paul McGrory on every page. London Deep was chosen as a Recommended Read for World Book Day 2011. It was also picked as one of Manchesters 24 recommended reads for 2010. THE STORY Jemima Mallard is having a bad day. First she loses her air then two kids sink her houseboat and now the YPD Youth Police think shes mixed up with a criminal called Father Thames. Not even her dad a Chief Inspector with the Dult Police can help her out this time. Oh and Londons still sinking. Its been underwater ever since the climate upgrade. All in all the girl they call Miss Hap is deep trouble. Dont miss Father Thames the pageturning sequel to London Deep Download an extract from our Downloads page WHAT THE REVIEWERS SAY... This is a terrifically atmospheric pageturning adventure told through words and comic art. Set in the near future in a flooded London where rival police forces one for adults and one for kids compete to keep the peace it intertwines the story of Jemima daughter of the Chief Inspector of Police with contemporary issues of climate change and the environment in an original and provocative way but without sounding patronising. Its a rattling good read and one in which you are sure to be drawn in to Jemimas exploits of survival. Lovereading.co.uk Through pace and narrative power both admirably sustained the book avoids becoming didactic. This is no campaign document on climate change... The characterization especially of Jemima and Nick is forceful and convincing. They capture the readers interest and carry the narrative forward... Armadillo magazine httpsites.google.comsitearmadillomagazinegraphicnovels Robin Prices writing is quirky with a bit of an edge to it that greatly adds realism to this dystopian version of London... Add in the gritty illustrated comic panels by Paul McGrory and you find this is indeed something quite new not only in plot but in style. Its not