My Mum's Going to Explode!
Jan 2007 · Penguin UK
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‘Oooh! I’m going to be a granny!’ she cried.
‘You already are a granny, Granny.’ I pointed out.
‘. . . Oh yes. So I am!’
Nicholas’s mum is having a baby. It’s going to mean some big changes. His mum’s getting ENORMOUS and Granny wants to live in the garden! But that’s not all, because there’s an even bigger shock to come . . .
‘You already are a granny, Granny.’ I pointed out.
‘. . . Oh yes. So I am!’
Nicholas’s mum is having a baby. It’s going to mean some big changes. His mum’s getting ENORMOUS and Granny wants to live in the garden! But that’s not all, because there’s an even bigger shock to come . . .
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3.6
25 reviews
Carol Johnson
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July 19, 2017
I had this on an old tape and we used to play it to the children on journeys. I usually had to pull over because I ended up clutching my stomach with laughing so hard!
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June 24, 2014
Awesome book. If you read it once, you want to read it another 15 kadillion times.
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Alice Rudolf
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March 28, 2013
Price of poo that comes out my bum hole p!!!! That's why I like it!!!!
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About the author
Jeremy Strong, a former primary headteacher, has been writing for children for many years. He is hugely popular with children – he won the 1997 Children's Book Award for The Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog and was shortlisted for the Award in 1998 for My Granny's Great Escape. Jeremy lives in Somerset.
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