Recess in Peace: Dawn of the Dead Kid (R.I.P. #1) (Paperback or Softback)

Toot Books presents an all-new haunting middle-grade series, RECESS IN PEACE.

This mind-melting, lightly serialized series will tackle kid's horror as you’ve never seen it before... on the playground, during recess!

In the first installment of this spine-tingling series, DAWN OF THE DEAD KID, Pacey Graham is the twelve-year-old shy new kid at Fall Valley Academy. His new school is massive, with hundreds of classrooms and sprawling grounds big enough to get lost in. At least it'll be easy for Pacey to hide in the shadows, just the way he likes it. But there's something else lurking in the darkness with him, something that will root through his feelings and force him to take a new bite out of life. We all know being the new kid is tough, but being the new kid who's turning into a ZOMBIE… that's just deadly.

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Paul Moncrieffe is an Emmy-nominated screenwriter and author. He recently penned the adult novel; Getting the Girl for Humorist Books and the children's chapter book series; The Incredible Adventures of Toot and Jimmy, as well as written countless screenplays for children's programs such as; Alma's Way (PBS), Caillou (Peacock), Toca Life Stories (Youtube), among many others. He is currently the story editor for Elinor Wonders Why (PBS). He is also the co-director/writer of the critically acclaimed animated short film The Christmas Time Machine. In his youth, he cried at Disneyland when a seagull flew too close to him.

​​Dean Outschoorn is an illustrator, animator and director. Dean directed and developed the hit Youtube series; Toca Life Stories (Spinmaster), and contributed his talents to series such as: Star and the Forces of Evil (Disney), Hotel Transylvania (Sony), and Work It Out Wombats (PBS). He is also the co-director/writer of the critically acclaimed animated short film, The Christmas Time Machine. In his free time, he enjoys illustrating his farts, taking his three sons to hockey, and playing hockey himself.