Germs!: An epic tale on a tiny scale

Germs!: An epic tale on a tiny scale

by Martin Howard (Author), Colin Stimpson (Illustrator), Martin Howard (Author), Colin Stimpson (Illustrator)

Synopsis

  • An imaginative and action-packed story with a particularly relevant message for today - wash your hands!
  • A great way for parents to help their children to react to the current flu pandemic.
  • Stunning illustrations featuring hundreds of quirky characters.
  • A special 4 page gatefold fold-out shows the armies lined up for battle.

Our story begins with the rumble of war as Sam, a young germ, is conscripted to fight in the Germ Army. Their ultimate goal? To attack the boy in striped pyjamas who comes into the bathroom each day.

When the boy in the striped pyjamas fails to wash his hands one day, the germs seize their opportunity to attack, only to be met with the friendly Antibody Army. A great battle ensues, but which side is Sam really on?

An hilarious look at the germs that live with us every day and their battle to take control of our bodies with a message - BE SURE TO WASH YOUR HANDS!

For children aged 5-8.

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More Information

Format: Picture Book
Pages: 32
Publisher: Pavilion Children's Books
Published: 15 Mar 2010

ISBN 10: 184365119X
ISBN 13: 9781843651192
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years
Book Overview: An action-packed epic picture book about the life around us that we can't see.

Media Reviews
Fold-out battle scenes of the army charging from a toothbrush and into the cavern of the boy's mouth are equal to the story's tongue-in-cheek epic tone. -- School Library Journal
Author Bio
Martin Howard produces laugh-out-loud books for both children and adults. For children he has written How to Cook Children: A Grisly Recipe Book (Pavilion 2008), the Witches at War! trilogy (Pavilion), and Germs: An Epic Tale on a Tiny Scale (Pavilion 2010) for younger children. His work for adults includes the popular Bad Dog's Diary series (Portico) and One Grump or Two, under the pseudonym Arthur Grump (Portico 2008). Martin lives in the south of France with his wife and three children.