Friendship, heart, and awkward middle-school humor come together in this laugh-out-loud adventure as a group of kids take a class trip that doesn't quite live up to their expectations.

It's all fun and games until you lose cell service.When an epic class trip to "Wild Out," an Outward Bound-like adventure weekend involving rock climbing, kayaking, and zip lining, is announced, Danny Mack and his best friends are thrilled. But when one of the teachers gets sick and Danny's mean older brother volunteers to chaperone, the weekend seems doomed to be a disaster.When the group arrives at the campground, they discover that they'll be sleeping in tents instead of cabins, milking cows for their breakfast oatmeal, and using a toilet without modern plumbing OR TOILET PAPER. Not at all the adventure they thought it would be.Bestselling author Andy McNab and award-winning author Phil Earle join forces for the very first time, and the results are hilarious! Brilliantly illustrated by Robin Boydon, Get Me Out of Here! is full of laughs and heart, but at its core, it's a story of friendship, resilience, and determination.

Before becoming a bestselling author, Andy McNab spent years as a special ops soldier in the British Army, where he commanded an elite patrol during the Gulf War and was awarded both the Military Medal and the Distinguished Conduct Medal. He wrote about his first-hand experiences in two bestsellers, Bravo Two Zero and Immediate Action. Besides his writing work, he lectures to security and intelligence agencies in both the United States and the UK. To learn more, visit andymcnab.co.uk.



Phil Earle is the sales and marketing director at David Fickling Books, a children's publisher in the UK, and splits his time between selling books and writing his own (usually on the bus ride home from work). He lives on a hill in South London with his wife and three children. To find out more, visit him online at philearle.com.



Robin Boyden is a freelance illustrator based in the South West of England. He is a graduate of Falmouth University, where he received his Master's degree in Art and Design, and his work can be seen across the publishing and editorial sectors worldwide, including Scholastic, Bloomsbury, Penguin Random House, Wired Magazine, and The Guardian.