"What a wild, imaginative story! Get your daddles on a copy right away – this book is hornswogglingly hilarious, and bang up the elephant brilliant!" Sinéad O’Hart, author of The Eye of the North

"I loved it! With fizzing dialogue and sparky chemistry, you’ll be racing through dimensions and pages..." Nazima Pathan, author of Dream Hunters

"Riotously funny and mind-bendingly imaginative, A Sequence of Cosmic Accidents blasts you off on an unforgettable intergalactic adventure! A fresh and exciting debut!" Jennifer Bell, author of The Uncommoners series

'A thrilling fusion of sci-fi and Persian mythology, this adventure is packed with magic, danger, and unlikely alliances. Arian and Madlock’s journey takes them from Earth to distant worlds, forcing them to outwit enemies, unravel mysteries, and confront destinies they never chose. A story that lingers long after the final page!' Rachel Hamilton, author of The Case of the Exploding Loo

'Madlock is a terrific character, annoying, but vulnerable... other characters and places are brought to life very effectively. S.A. Reyhani is half Iranian and half Scottish herself and uses her memories of Iranian stories her mother told her, and of a childhood friend for Arian’s upper limb difference. This her debut novel is a tremendously exciting story, and it is planned as the first of a trilogy: this reviewer will be eagerly looking out for the next instalment.' Diana Barnes, Books for Keeps

'This thrilling debut rattles along at an exhilarating pace, largely fuelled by the unstoppable force that is Madlock. Readers will enjoy the humour of the back-and-forth banter and her wonderfully colourful and archaic turns of phrase. Along with the laughs and action, this book touches on themes of grief and identity, and Arian has an upper limb difference which is referenced sensitively and incidentally in the storyline. The book is lightly illustrated throughout and well suited to fans of fast-paced, funny adventures.' BookTrust

'Taking Arian and Pete along as unwilling adventurers, Madlock and the boys battle monsters, traverse a new world and learn some valuable lessons about grief, friendship and fate along the way. This is an exciting page-turner that any adventure-loving 10-12-year-old will love ... a really enjoyable and exciting read.' Inis (Children's Books Ireland) review

'A kooky, hilarious imaginative Sci-fi adventure with lots of gentle diversity - body diversity, family diversity, racial diversity.' review by Hannah Rials at Mr B's Emporium Bath