About the Book: Dexter Procter has always been extraordinary: he spoke at four seconds old, collected 87 A‑levels by age three (from Afrikaans to Zoology), and by ten, was serving as a paediatrician at Lilydale General Hospital. Despite his brilliance and a tight‑knit but infuriating family, along with loyal friends Rupi and Otto, Dexter struggles to belong. With a nemesis (Dr Drake) constantly scheming against him and his old school in chaos — all teachers struck down with a nasty diarrhoeal epidemic — the stakes are high. Can this prodigious doctor save his job, rescue the school, and finally find where he fits in? (Spoiler: yes.) A laugh‑out‑loud middle‑grade novel by Adam Kay & Henry Paker about genius, belonging, friendship, and the messy, hilarious sides of being different