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Gorgeous George and the Unidentified Unsinkable Underpants, Part 2
More monsters, mayhem and muck. More Plesiosaurs, pants, porridge and plenty of poo in the wacky adventures of Gorgeous George and the Unidentified Unsinkable Underpants.
Don't worry if you haven't read Part 1 yet, all is revealed in the first two chapters of Part 2. George, Crayon Kenny, Allison and Grandpa John are up in Lock Ness for the World Porridge Championships and there's a few mysterious shadows in the water . Grandpa Jock has sealed to whoopee cushions into his underpants so he doesn't get a sore bum sitting down and someone has sabotaged the porridge by swapping raisins for rabbit poo!
Don't worry if you haven't read Part 1 yet, all is revealed in the first two chapters of Part 2. George, Crayon Kenny, Allison and Grandpa John are up in Lock Ness for the World Porridge Championships and there's a few mysterious shadows in the water . Grandpa Jock has sealed to whoopee cushions into his underpants so he doesn't get a sore bum sitting down and someone has sabotaged the porridge by swapping raisins for rabbit poo!
122 pages, Paperback
First published December 2, 2014
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About the author
Stuart Reid
13 books2 followersStuart Reid is an award winning children’s writing talent who is rapidly growing in stature. Gorgeous George & The Giant Geriatric Generator (illustrated by Calvin Innes) was his first book and also the first in the Gorgeous George series. The book picked up the Forward National Literature Award 2012 for Middle Grade Fiction. The follow up, Gorgeous George & The ZigZag Zit-Faced Zombies was released in January 2013 and enjoyed a unique launch with dozens of schools across the UK taking part in Snot Zombie Fun Days, designed to promote reading and literacy.
Stuart is one of the busiest children’s authors around having embarked on a full time book reading tour in August 2011, appearing at between 5 and 10 schools a week. So far he has read to quarter of a million children, and presented at over 2,000 schools, book stores and venues. He has presented at the London Book Fair and is performing every day for a month during 2013 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Stuart is a member of the Society of Authors and is a member of The Scottish Book Trust.
The Wigtown Book Festival described him as : “Absolutely Brilliant!”
Stuart has been married for nearly twenty years. He has two children, a superman outfit and a spiky haircut.
Stuart is one of the busiest children’s authors around. His current book reading tour has seen him reading to over 250,000 children throughout the world, including book events in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, India, Hong Kong and Australia.
Stuart’s uniquely entertaining readings are wild, wacky, crude, rude and hilariously fun for everyone involved. There are plenty of bogies, farts and false teeth flying. And because he talks to little people a lot, he has developed the ‘Ninja Signing Stance’, in order to come down to their eye level.
Stuart is one of the busiest children’s authors around having embarked on a full time book reading tour in August 2011, appearing at between 5 and 10 schools a week. So far he has read to quarter of a million children, and presented at over 2,000 schools, book stores and venues. He has presented at the London Book Fair and is performing every day for a month during 2013 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Stuart is a member of the Society of Authors and is a member of The Scottish Book Trust.
The Wigtown Book Festival described him as : “Absolutely Brilliant!”
Stuart has been married for nearly twenty years. He has two children, a superman outfit and a spiky haircut.
Stuart is one of the busiest children’s authors around. His current book reading tour has seen him reading to over 250,000 children throughout the world, including book events in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, India, Hong Kong and Australia.
Stuart’s uniquely entertaining readings are wild, wacky, crude, rude and hilariously fun for everyone involved. There are plenty of bogies, farts and false teeth flying. And because he talks to little people a lot, he has developed the ‘Ninja Signing Stance’, in order to come down to their eye level.
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