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How to be a Genius (Max and Molly's Guide to Trouble)

How to be a Genius (Max and Molly's Guide to Trouble)

by Dominic Barker (Author), HannahShaw (Illustrator)

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    Paperback 2011

    $3.51
Synopsis

In this Guide to Trouble, Max and Molly will show you, clever reader: 1. How to mend a puncture WITH MUD 2. How to cover Mr Everett's dog WITH MUD 3. How to accidentally-also-at-the-same-time be a real-life GENIUS!

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 128
 Publisher: Orchard
Published: 04 Aug 2011
ISBN 10: 1408305208
ISBN 13: 9781408305201
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years
 Book Overview: Meet Max and Molly: terrorising the neighbourhood really extremely politely...

Media Reviews
Spot on for the age group with accessible text and wonderfully funny illustrations Bookseller The facts were one of the best bits of the book. This is a light and easy read...we would recommend it guardian.co.uk A laugh-out-loud story for all budding geniuses with fantastic illustrations throughout Families Chiltern Accessible text and wonderfully funny illustrations. Bookseller A laugh-out-loud story for all budding geniuses with fantastic illustrations throughout. Families Magazine The facts were one of the best bits of the book. This is a light and easy read. Guardian
Author Bio
Dominic Barker was born in 1966 in Southport only months after England won the World Cup. He studied English at Birmingham University and subsequently was a stand-up comic with the likes of Frank Skinner and Alan Davies, then a secondary school teacher, before writing his first series for young readers and the geniously funny Blart books. Dominic lives in Spain. Hannah Shaw is the hugely talented illustrator of the award-winning THE GREAT HAMSTER MASSACRE. She has also written and illustrated several successful picture books, including EVIL WEASEL and ERROL. Her brilliant work on CROCODILES ARE THE BEST ANIMALS OF ALL by Sean Taylor attracted the attention of the judges when it was shortlisted for the 2009 Roald Dahl Funny Prize.