EDACK Books
Stories for curious kids and grown-ups who've had enough.
For kids
Ages 8 to 11 · 72 colour pages · Paperback
Five woodland friends turn Friday dinner into a disaster, then learn the five steps the world's best factories and hospitals use to fix problems: Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve, Control. A funny story with 'Your Turn' activity pages, puzzles, colouring pages and a Lean Hero certificate.
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A4 is for the UK and Europe. US Letter is for the USA and Canada.
Ages 8 to 11
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For grown-ups
The whole British government is secretly a pantomime, run by a bored AI called Cookie. Then the system picks a villain for the nation to boo: Glenda Price, a lollipop lady from Gloucester with no smartphone.
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In 2019 a council clerk dropped one letter from a man's name, and the national database created a second person. Now EDAK is the most dangerous man in Britain and, technically, about forty million people.
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About the author
EDACK spent 35 years in operations and logistics and has more than fifty years in martial arts, teaching numerous adults and children and creating two training styles, one for children and one for adults. Now EDACK writes British satire for adults and problem-solving adventures for children.
EDACK also has a pet bearded dragon called Taff. Or maybe Taff has a pet human.
Master Taff, from the Lean Heroes, is inspired by the real Taff.
