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The Blurb On The Back:
Meet the hysterical, historical folk of Lamonic Bibber …
Hairy cavemen! Duelling knights! Fairy tale princesses! Craft witches! Victorian inventors! Useless astronauts! Talking grapes! Peculiar doctors! And a squirrel!
Yes, from 10,000 years BC to the distant future, they’re all inside waiting for YOU. So sit back, strap on your laughing faces and prepare for the craziest trip of ALL TIME!
( The Review (Cut For Spoilers): )
The Verdict:
Lamonic Bibber is best known as the home of Mr Gum but in this laugh-out-loud collection of 25 short stories for children aged 9+ (illustrated by David Tazzyman), Andy Stanton gives some of the history of this place (my favourite being the tale of Natboff the caveman and his sidekick Wolf) and then moves into a bizarre and zany future that includes talking grapes that’ll keep readers hooked from beginning to end.
NATBOFF! ONE MILLION YEARS OF STUPIDITY was released in the United Kingdom on 31st May 2018. Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.
Meet the hysterical, historical folk of Lamonic Bibber …
Hairy cavemen! Duelling knights! Fairy tale princesses! Craft witches! Victorian inventors! Useless astronauts! Talking grapes! Peculiar doctors! And a squirrel!
Yes, from 10,000 years BC to the distant future, they’re all inside waiting for YOU. So sit back, strap on your laughing faces and prepare for the craziest trip of ALL TIME!
( The Review (Cut For Spoilers): )
The Verdict:
Lamonic Bibber is best known as the home of Mr Gum but in this laugh-out-loud collection of 25 short stories for children aged 9+ (illustrated by David Tazzyman), Andy Stanton gives some of the history of this place (my favourite being the tale of Natboff the caveman and his sidekick Wolf) and then moves into a bizarre and zany future that includes talking grapes that’ll keep readers hooked from beginning to end.
NATBOFF! ONE MILLION YEARS OF STUPIDITY was released in the United Kingdom on 31st May 2018. Thanks to the Amazon Vine Programme for the review copy of this book.
