The Wizard's Book

What do you call the worst book ever written if it is supposed to be bad?

Get ready for Tim, Ludus, and Clare in the adventure of, 'The Wizard's book' an unbelievable, inconceivable, ridiculous story that by all accounts should not exist, but does.

In Spoons, Nowhere, Tim, Ludus, and Clare, three average teenagers encounter a bearded man with a good book. Believing they are cursed, the three begin a journey around the world in search of good books, wizards, and a way to save their lives.

Chased always by a peculiar man in a trench-coat, they move from place to place without effort, escape deadly situations with ease, and learn a little about who they are.

See Tim, Ludus, and Clare in China, Russia, Greece, Egypt, Rome, Spain, and England, but do not expect them to stay long or take in any local, they have more important business to take care of; as the world is brought to all out war, as volcanoes and earthquakes and tidal waves signal the end of humanity, it is up to them to stop the bearded man.

A satire, a comedic look at modern fiction, 'The Wizard's book' is the worst book ever written.