The inhabitants of Lamonic Bibber are terrorised by a mysterious fearsome hound.
Andy Stanton Books
November 14, 1973
Andy Stanton crafts stories that explore unconventional themes with a unique sensibility for humor and unexpected twists. His prose is direct and engaging, drawing readers into his distinctive worlds. Stanton's approach to writing reflects a broad range of interests and a yearning for a bohemian existence. He brings a playful yet insightful voice to his literary endeavors.
Natboff!
One Million Years of Stupidity
Natboff is a hysterical collection of stories, all set in Mr Gum's hometown of Lamonic Bibber. Strap on your laughter goggles as you embark on a time-traveling journey through the funniest and maddest moments in history. From the Stone Age to Medieval times, from the Great Fire to World War I, to one million years in the future, it's all here--and it's all completely crazy. Meet the town's most famous residents, including: Natboff the caveman Princess Snowflake A malcontent squirrel Strange Mildred the witch A talking grape called Plover Cribbins, the mysterious Victorian inventor, who invented mysterious Victorian things And plenty more besides Packed full of stories, poems, an extremely odd history of the British monarchy, and even a "Shakespearian" play (penned by William's less-famous brother, Terry)--and with plenty of Easter eggs for Mr Gum fans to spot along the way--this book is perfect for fans of Horrible Histories, Roald Dahl and David Walliams. Plus it's the only one that's got the word 'kingandqueeniest' in it, most likely.
"Step once more into Lamonic Bibber my friends - if you dare. In the dead of night, when all the stars are sleeping and the moon's nipped off for a coffee, something dark and sinister stalks the streets of Lamonic Bibber. As a fog rolls in from the sea, carrying with it the unmistakable whiff of utter dread, an unearthly howl echoes through the cold midnight air. But who - or what - is at work here? Shabba me suspense-filled whiskers, this one will require some serious detective work." --Publisher description
Exploring the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, a bestselling author embarks on a journey to understand its profound impact on society. Through insightful analysis and personal experiences, the narrative delves into the implications of AI on various aspects of life, highlighting both the potential benefits and the alarming risks. This investigation reveals the transformative power of technology and prompts readers to consider the future of humanity in an increasingly automated world.
Matthew Buzzington has a special secret power - he can turn into a fly. The only problem is, it doesn't seem to work Now, the school bully is making his life a misery - can he summon up his powers to take revenge?
Meet the boy who drinks the sea - yes, really! - in this absurdly funny picture book from bestselling Andy Stanton and Neal Layton.
Benny the Blue Whale
- 384 pages
- 14 hours of reading
AI is changing the world at frightening speed. A bestselling author decides to find out more...
A mini bumper book of Mr. Gum mayhem, packed with extra bonus stuff and stickers. Step once more into Lamonic Bibber my friends - if you dare . . . In the dead of night, when all the stars are sleeping and the moon's skipped off for a coffee, something dark and sinister stalks the streets of Lamonic Bibber. As a fog rolls in from the sea, carrying with it the unmistakeable whiff of pancakes and utter dread, an unearthly howl echoes through the cold midnight air. But who - or what - is at work here? Shabba me suspense-filled whiskers, this one will require some serious detective work
Hilarious comedy. If you must win the heart of that special girl, (and you must), the only way to do it is with the help of a talking canary. Isn't it? Now with canary sound effects! Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers of 8+
The seventh installment may just feature a cherry tree, 300 caterpillars, one rotten horse, a magical archway, the Spirit of the Forest, and Crazy Barry Fungus Good evening and welcome to a tale of forests, legendary beasts, dreadful villains, caterpillars named Graham, and a great big beefer of a cherry tree. But what dark secrets are hidden in that tree, where the leaves grow thick and green? Polly intends to find out, and she intends to find out by finding out. What will she find out? Find out by reading this book and you'll find out.
