Andy Stanton
Forfatter af You're a Bad Man, Mr. Gum!
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Værker af Andy Stanton
Mr. Gum in the Hound of Lamonic Bibber / Sephir the Storm Monster (Beast Quest) (2009) 78 eksemplarer
Benny the Blue Whale: A Descent into Story, Language and the Madness of ChatGPT (2024) 6 eksemplarer
Mr Gum Collection Andy Stanton 9 Books Set (Biscuit Billionaire, The Cherry Tree, The Dancing Bear, The Goblins, The… (2019) 4 eksemplarer
Mr Gum 2 Copy Slip 2014 2 eksemplarer
El señor pringoso y los duendes 1 eksemplar
Als ich noch ein Kind war 1 eksemplar
Tiarnán agus an tÉinín 1 eksemplar
Chroniques de Lipton-les-baveux, Tome 3 : Monsieur Schnock Polly et les cristaux maléfiques (2010) 1 eksemplar
Chroniques de Lipton-les-baveux, Tome 4 : Monsieur Schnock veut la peau de l'ours Menotte (2010) 1 eksemplar
Chroniques de Lipton-les-baveux, Tome 7 : Monsieur Schnock et le mystère du rotoutou poilu (2012) 1 eksemplar
Lão Kẹo Gôm và Tỉ Phú bánh quy 1 eksemplar
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I'm not sure I've ever read a book which taps into the minds of small children quite as well as this one. It's weird, loud, crass, silly, repetitive, over the top and doesn't really make any sense at all. So basically it is just like my 8 year old in print form. He thinks it's hilarious and is saving up his pocket money for the rest of the series, rather than spending it on sweets and tat. Thank you Mr Stanton.
Wanted to start listing some of the more awesome kids books I've been reading with my son, and where better to start than a book about a BUS made out of POO. If you like rhymes with grisly setups and grisly twists, the poo bus is for you. Simplistically childish.
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- Værker
- 40
- Medlemmer
- 1,600
- Popularitet
- #16,112
- Vurdering
- 3.9
- Anmeldelser
- 25
- ISBN
- 221
- Sprog
- 12
- Udvalgt
- 2
The humor is droll and absurd, with the most deliberately nonsensical similes I’ve ever heard. Characterization of the baddies is grotesque in a style similar to Roald Dahl’s.
Oddly, I’m not sure who to recommend this to, other than adults who like children’s books. It’s clearly a children’s book, but Mr. Gum really is a bad man who plots something pretty horrific against the town’s beloved stray dog. It would have upset me greatly when I was a child. I’m not a parent, but I am an aunty who gives books as gifts, and I think I’d be more likely to give this to my grown nieces and nephews (on audio, of course).
It was great fun for me, anyway, and I would recommend it to fans of Lemony Snicket or Roald Dahl.… (mere)