The Cereal Series

By Samaadi Scott

Meet Audie Ace, a 12-year-old craving a normal life. His cereal tantrum gets him kicked out by his mom, and now Kellog's is watching. Follow Audie as he unravels the mystery and seeks normalcy. In another story, Audie and Chris Kraft, two typical 12-year-olds, face menacing cereal crumb monsters, turning their world upside down. Guided by a god, they embark on an epic journey to uncover the truth and battle the monsters. Get ready for thrilling action and mysteries!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Samaadi Scott
• Release date: Mar 15, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224669103

Samaadi Scott

Samaadi Scott is a 12-year-old kid who likes reading, writing and advertising his book company Wonder. (WonderHQ.space)

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After being kicked out by his mom, a boy who just wants a normal life is stalked by Kellog’s, and his friend is attacked by cereal monsters! He and his friend seek a god’s help to fight back.

Meet Audie Ace, a 12-year-old craving a normal life. His cereal tantrum gets him kicked out by his mom, and now Kellog’s is watching. Follow Audie as he unravels the mystery and seeks normalcy. Audie and Chris Kraft, two typical 12-year-olds, face menacing cereal crumb monsters, turning their world upside down. Guided by a god, they embark on an epic journey to uncover the truth and battle the monsters. Get ready for thrilling action and mysteries!

THE CEREAL SER IES

CHAPTER 1:

THE CEREAL SAGA

Trix for breakfast— again? I’ve been having this stuff for DAYS! I want something else, I said while I threw away my cereal. Hi. I’m Audie Ace, and my mom is coo-coo for cocoa puffs. My mom looked like she had just seen a GHOST! My mom was SERIOUS about not wasting food.

- One day, I was eating a snack in the cemetery, and I dropped a SINGLE crumb on my father's grave. She was acting crazy for the rest of the week! She was saying, Chaos is coming! And she said it constantly! -

Just then, I realized my mistake. My mom started SCREAMING. Do you know how hard people worked to make that?!? Her face looked as red as a tomato. She INSTANTLY kicked me out of the house! She told me to walk to the cereal factory and find out how hard-working cereal factory workers are!

I couldn’t believe it! My mom was coo-coo for cocoa puffs. But was there anywhere else I could go? Besides, what could go wrong?

The factory was ten miles away, but luckily, there was a boat to the factory for employees only.

When I got on the boat, a man looked at me and said, Hey, you must be the rookie, welcome.

Yeah, we could use a new mascot. The last one cracked under the pressure of the kids.

But when I got there, they told me to get in a costume! I guess I hadn’t thought this through.

I tried to explain to them I wasn’t the guy they were talking about, but there was no hope! It was