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Zack and Drake travel to Gluco, a candy‑laden planet, to celebrate Easter with a series of competitive games, including an egg toss and a three‑legged race. The story follows the boys as Zack’s determination to finish first pushes him to contemplate cheating. Through playful competition and the whimsical setting, the book explores themes of friendship, fairness, and the playful side of striving for victory.
First publish date: 2014
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Ray O'Ryan
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