Susie Sadly and the Black Torpedo of Doom 1st Edition by John S Littell ISBN 0451206363 9780451206367 by John S. Littell 9780451206367, 9780786536733, 0451206363, 078653673X instant download after payment.

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ISBN 10: 0451206363 
ISBN 13: 9780451206367
Author: John S Littell

Susie Sadly and the Black Torpedo of Doom 1st Table of contents:

Part I: The Arrival

• Chapter 1: The Misery of Being Susie Sadly

  • Introduction to the protagonist, Susie, who is perpetually sad, and her mundane, grey existence.

• Chapter 2: The Unfortunate Incident at the Library

  • A small, calamitous event that sets the main plot in motion, possibly involving a strange book or an unexpected visitor.

• Chapter 3: It Looks Just Like a Giant Sausage

  • The first sighting of the "Black Torpedo of Doom," which, to everyone's confusion, looks surprisingly harmless and cylindrical.

• Chapter 4: An Announcement from the Sky

  • The "torpedo" broadcasts a bizarre message, revealing its purpose and its target: Susie, Sadly.

Part II: The Unlikely Escape

• Chapter 5: Plan A: Hiding Under the Bed

  • Susie's first, and comically ineffective, attempt to evade her pursuer.

• Chapter 6: A Very Unhelpful Neighbor

  • Introduction of a quirky side character, perhaps a nosy neighbor or a conspiracy theorist, who offers terrible advice.

• Chapter 7: The Unreliable Getaway Vehicle

  • Susie acquires a mode of transportation that is far from ideal, leading to a frantic chase.

• Chapter 8: A Detour Through the World's Most Boring Museum

  • A chase scene through a hilariously dull location, full of unexciting exhibits.

Part III: The Truth Behind the Torpedo

• Chapter 9: The Torpedo Stops for Tea

  • A surreal moment where the menacing torpedo pauses its pursuit for a mundane activity, raising more questions than it answers.

• Chapter 10: The Intergalactic Postal Service

  • Susie discovers the true origin of the torpedo, which is not a weapon but a delivery device from an even more absurd source.

• Chapter 11: Inside the Black Torpedo

  • Susie finally gets inside the torpedo and finds something completely unexpected and illogical.

• Chapter 12: An Invoice for Unprocessed Emotions

  • The revelation: the torpedo's mission is linked to Susie's sadness, perhaps a bureaucratic mistake by a cosmic entity.

Part IV: The Unraveling of Susie Sadly

• Chapter 13: The Great Emotional Audit

  • A bizarre sequence where Susie is forced to confront all her sad feelings in a very literal, bureaucratic way.

• Chapter 14: A Glimmer of Something Else

  • As she processes her sadness, Susie experiences a new feeling—a small flicker of happiness or irritation—for the first time in a long time.

• Chapter 15: An Unexpected ally

  • The neighbor from Chapter 6 returns, proving to be more helpful than she first appeared, or perhaps just equally strange.

• Chapter 16: Goodbye, Sadly

  • Susie's last confrontation with her own sadness, which is now a tangible, apathetic character.

Chapter 17: The Return of the Sausage

• The torpedo's departure and the changes it leaves behind.

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