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Children's Books

Ardagh, Philip

COLE, STEVE

Literature & Fiction

OUP Oxford

Hero Academy: Oxford Level 7, Turquoise Book Band: The Exagger-tron

Oxford University Press

Philip Ardagh's Book of Absolutely Useless Lists for Absolutely Every Day of the Year

Expect the unexpected in this ridiculously named, reassuringly chunky book, jam-packed full of eye-openingly absurd facts, lies, half-truths, thoughts, suggestions and musings with more footnotes than an orchestra of millipedes. Lists include: "Possessors of Notable Moustaches (Real or Otherwise)", "What MI5 Look For When Recruiting", "Basic Requirements for Being A Pirate Captain", "Animal Breakouts" and "10 Things I Think I Know About the Moon Without Looking Them Up (Or Up at It)". From the best-selling author of Awful End.

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Palgrave MacMillan Ltd

When Fergal McNally's brain is stolen from Sacred Heart Hospital, the other McNally children find their way into the Fishbone Forest and a gloomy mansion where a teddy-bear-clutching mastermind threatens to take over the world. Book available.

Heir of Mystery: The Second Unlikely Exploit

Listening Library (Audio)

The Rise of the House of McNally: The Third Unlikely Exploit

The Fall of Fergal: The First Unlikely Exploit

Did you know that Julius Caesar was never actually Emperor of Rome, and that he dressed like an Egyptian? Find out more in this short biography.

Julius Caesar (Get a Life!, 3)

History

Pan Books, Ltd.

When the Pope visited Spain, an American company decided to cash in on the event by printing special T-shirts for sale there . . . except that instead of reading: 'I saw the Pope' (El Papa) they read 'I saw the Potato' (La Papa)! A splendid romp through the most impressive mistakes, blunders, faux pas, misunderstandings, misinterpretations, universal-truths-that-are-not-true-at-all and howlers ever, all from the magnificently witty pen of Mr Philip Ardagh.

Philip Ardagh's Book of Howlers, Blunders and Random Mistakery

Macmillan Childrens

Philip Ardagh's Book of Kings, Queens, Emperors and Rotten Wart-Nosed Commoners

<p>"PARP!"  Pssst! Do you know the story about Queen Elizabeth I (1533-1603) and the, er, farting courtier? One day, when bowing low to Her Majesty, the Earl of Oxford couldn't help but break wind.  The poor man felt so embarrassed that he left the court - and some say the country - for seven years.  Upon his return, after such a long absence, the first thing Good Queen Bess said on seeing him was, "Lord, I had forgot the fart!" A very funny collection of fantastic trivia and amazing facts about royalty and rulers of all kinds throughout history, all from the very witty pen of Philip Ardagh.</p>

Pan/Macmillan

Teen & Young Adult

Education & Reference

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