Meet Jake: professional disaster magnet, reluctant “Lost & Found” clerk, and big brother to Oliver—the self-declared detective/spy/ supervillain armed with nothing but a pool noodle sword.
Most days, Jake just wants to survive middle school. But life has other plans—haunted houses, sudden blackouts, exploding science projects, runaway raccoons, and one museum trip that nearly gets him banned forever. Luckily, he’s not alone: Max, the snack king; Zoe, the eye-rolling voice of reason; and Marcus, the walking chaos engine, are right there with him. Together, they prove that trouble doesn’t just follow Jake—it practically writes him fan mail.
Bursting with laugh-out-loud moments, sibling rivalry, and mysteries only pancakes and Nerf wars can solve, Notes from the World’s Unluckiest Kid is the ultimate adventure for anyone who knows that life is never “just another day at school.”
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Arjun Marwah
Arjun Marwah, 13 years old, is a student at Reigate Grammar School in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. A budding author with a boundless curiosity and passion for storytelling, Arjun has read more than 100 books by renowned writers such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, J.K. Rowling, Ryan Holiday, Mark Manson, and Robert Kiyosaki.
Inspired by the sharp reasoning of Sherlock Holmes and the magical world of Harry Potter, Arjun has developed his own captivating storytelling style—blending suspense, clever twists, and unforgettable characters. His writing seeks to ignite curiosity, spark imagination, and nurture a love for reading among children.
Whether he’s crafting a daring escape or unraveling a mind-bending riddle, Arjun writes to give young readers the thrill of mystery and the joy of discovery. His stories encourage critical thinking, creativity, and above all, belief in the power of imagination. As he continues his journey as a young author, Arjun hopes his books will not only entertain but also inspire others to open a book—and perhaps even a pen.
