My Brother's Famous Bottom Goes Camping
  • Published: 13 June 2008
  • ISBN: 9780141910833
  • Imprint: Penguin eBooks
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 128

My Brother's Famous Bottom Goes Camping

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Sales of the first five books in the series now total 350,000 copies!

Nicholas's dad has had an idea – always a cue for disaster! This time he's planning to take the whole family camping. Sounds great, but Tomato is taking her pet carrot (don't ask) and Cheese is smuggling his pet hen into the camping van, while Granny and Lancelot are planning on bringing the goat . . .

How much chaos can one family cause!

The sixth story in this very popular series is every bit as silly and delightful as all the rest, while Rowan Clifford's black-and-white illustrations add to the fun.
  • Published: 13 June 2008
  • ISBN: 9780141910833
  • Imprint: Penguin eBooks
  • Format: EBook
  • Pages: 128
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About the author

Jeremy Strong

Jeremy Strong was born and grew up in south-east London. He gratuated in English from York University and spent some time trying to become an overnight success as a writer. In the meantime he worked as a caretaker, a strawberry-picker and in a bakery, putting the jam in doughnuts. He trained as a teacher and went on to become a headteacher in Kent. He has written a great many books for children, including the Karate Princess titles and There's a Viking in My Bed and There's a Pharaoh in Our Bath!

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Praise for My Brother's Famous Bottom Goes Camping

Comic energy and general fizz are Jeremy Strong's trademark

Independent

Jeremy Strong's writing has enormous appeal for children aged between seven and eleven years who have just cracked the reading business

Sunday Herald