Ronny Rock Starring in a Thousand Tiny Explosions!

Ronny Rock Starring in a Thousand Tiny Explosions!

by Bruce Ingman (Illustrator), Merryn Threadgould (Author)

Synopsis

Ronny Rock is a very, very lucky boy. Why is he lucky? Because he lives with his dad, Rock the Baker, and this bakery is one of the most exciting places on the high street, if not the world! It's National Take Your Child to Work Day and Ronny gets to spend the whole day with Rock the Baker, his dad, and he LOVES IT! Just like his dad, Ronny is constantly dreaming up adventurous new cake ideas - like Exploding Frog Cakes and Jampillows - and now Ronny has a chance to test drive his latest invention: Chocolate Suddenlys. But these are no ordinary cakes ... with a top secret ingredient of Boing Bustas, these cakes make you shout BOOGIE WOOGIE! HOT POTATO! and HAMMERTIME!; they make your eyes go purple and your hair start dancing! Will everyone be able to handle these crazy new cakes or will the bakery ... GO LOCO?!

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 56
Publisher: Walker
Published: 01 Mar 2012

ISBN 10: 1406331570
ISBN 13: 9781406331578
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years

Media Reviews
the picturebook-meets comic design is spot on for this explosive tale * CBI recommended reads of 2012 *
The pace is perfect, and the humour sharp. * INIS Magazine *
Author Bio
Merryn Threadgould has made her name directing and producing documentaries for the BBC, including one on children's books entitled When We Were Very Young. This is her second children's book and the sequel to Ronny Rock Starring in Monster Cake Meltdown. Merryn lives in Bristol. Bruce Ingman won the 1996 Mother Goose Award for best newcomer to children's picture books for When Martha's Away (also winner of the 1996 National Art Library Illustration Awards). He is also the author-illustrator of Bad News, I'm in Charge! He has previously collaborated with Allan Ahlberg to great success on Previously, The Runaway Dinner and The Pencil. Bruce lives in London W2. Find Bruce online at www.bruceingman.com.