Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Jeremy Strong is a former head teacher and multi-award-winning children’s author, a fact recognised by 10 Downing Street when Jeremy was invited to speak to the Prime Minister as a reading ambassador. He launched the popular Read for My School campaign with Book Trust and is their high-profile figurehead for the scheme. His books for Barrington Stoke have sold over 200,000 copies.
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Jamie Smith has worked as an illustrator for over 15 years. He says his first art-related memory was drawing a hamster to impress his new teacher. It was a fine hamster, and pencils and paper have been Jamie’s constant companions ever since. He lives in Surrey, where he works in a studio at the bottom of the garden with a spaniel for company.
<p>"Jeremy Strong knows exactly what will make young readers laugh" – LoveReading4Kids</p>
<p>"There are giggles and guffaws aplenty in this madcap mini-story … children everywhere will find the fun in this ridiculous story of foolish adults and one smart kid" – BookTrust</p>
A boy genius keeps some hapless adults in hand in this hilarious tale from a master of comic writing.
Silly parents, silly teachers and a very silly Prime Minister! Alfie Popple (real name Squeaky Squawker Redface Slurpbottom) has got his work cut out dealing with a set of very silly adults. Can Alfie get the town of Underpants – and the rest of the country – sorted out?
Particularly suitable for readers aged 7+ with a reading age of 7.
Silly parents, silly teachers and a very silly Prime Minister!
Alfie Popple (real name Squeaky Squawker Redface Splurp Bottom) has got his work cut out dealing with
a set of very silly adults. Can Alfie get the town of Underpants – and the rest of the country – sorted out?
Forhåndsvisning
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Jeremy Strong is a former head teacher and multi-award-winning children’s author, a fact recognised by 10 Downing Street when Jeremy was invited to speak to the Prime Minister as a reading ambassador. He launched the popular Read for My School campaign with Book Trust and is their high-profile figurehead for the scheme. His books for Barrington Stoke have sold over 200,000 copies.
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Jamie Smith has worked as an illustrator for over 15 years. He says his first art-related memory was drawing a hamster to impress his new teacher. It was a fine hamster, and pencils and paper have been Jamie’s constant companions ever since. He lives in Surrey, where he works in a studio at the bottom of the garden with a spaniel for company.