Book details
Shark in the Toilet
Description
For Chris, writing also includes drawing. As a dedicated wielder of the drawing pen and paintbrush, Chris has doodled his way to fame both as an artist and cartoon illustrator, complementing his writing skills, and has won over an army of fans with his spectacular interactive poetry showcase. Many of Chris's poems feature animals, and the ones in this latest collection are no exception. Amongst others there are the antics of show squirrel Zola, a fashion-conscious rabbit with pierced ears and make-up, and the vanity of Elephant John who uses anti-wrinkle cream. On the darker side, you can also find out about Rigor Mortis in my Tortoise, and the creation of the sinister Frankenhamster. Non-animal subjects veer wildly from the wacky to the bizarre, including the sprouty smell of The Boy Who Loved Brussels and the yearning of caveboy Ug for Y-fronts to warm his chilly bits.
Age
7-10
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
64 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Plot: The title 'Shark in the Toilet' suggests a quirky and entertaining storyline that promises to keep readers engaged with its unique premise.
- Humor: With a title like that, one can expect a good dose of humor, making it a great pick-me-up or a way to lighten your mood.
- Imagination: The book is likely to be full of imaginative scenarios that can spark creativity and provide a fresh perspective on everyday life.
- Conversation Starter: Reading a book with such an unusual title can be a great conversation starter, perfect for discussing with friends or bringing up at book clubs.