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Yeah Right Pants on Fire 109pp. pbk., $9.95
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If you want a funny hilarious book, then this is the book for you. It’s called ........ ‘Yeah Right!!!’ with a wild dog, a girl who marries a computer, a boy with a mad crazy uncle, a town invaded with worms and Part two of the mystery of the exploding chickens. ‘Yeah Right’ has an easy to read print and it is suitable for ages 8+. If you’re starting to worry about the language it’s fine. The layout is just like any other book. If you asked for my opinion, I'd read it by yourself but you could read ‘Yeah Right!’ to someone else. The pictures are illustrated by an Australian illustrator. The author is also Australian. The author is called Dave Currall. It’s
just a book that makes you laugh so much your head will fall off. Boys and girls would both like the book ‘Yeah Right!’
‘Yeah Right!’ is such an excellent book anybody would want to read
it. WARNING
DO NOT READ IF CHEERFUL okay? ‘Yeah
Right!’ is a really really really really really really REALLY good
book. Now here’s a bit of advice: read ‘YEAH RIGHT’ -
it’s excellent, great, fantastic and brilliant at the same
time. Read it!!!!!!!!!! Reviewer: Phoebe 8, ACT |
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Yeah, right! is a
collection of five stories put into one hilarious book.
In 'A dog called Poo', Katie has her hands full when he decides to
capture an unwanted dog
that does huge poos on her lawn. 'A very weird family'
is about Barney and his strange, weird sister who decides she
has met her one true
love. 'The worms that turned' shows one town's anger
against its mayor expressed in huge, 20m, 200 kg worms! 'I had a
feeling' is when Dylan's
Uncle Kev is very mentally ill but Dylan has to find
out the hard way, watching it all unfold before his eyes. And 'The
mystery of the exploding
chickens, part 2' is a follow-up to the first instalment
in Currall's first book 'As if!' Peter and his mum notice that
strange things are happening to the chickens.
This is definitely a comedy, suitable for 8-12 year-olds. It is easy to read, with large print. I would give it 8 out of 10. Ebonie, age 11, Melbourne
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