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1 y separately published work icon Laugh Your Head off 4 Ever Sydney : Pan Macmillan Australia , 2018 15287104 2018 anthology children's fiction children's

'9 authors
9 stories
to make you laugh your head off 4EVER

'A runaway pram + an artsy alien + a cereal monster +a word-stealing curse + one dancing dad + three feral fairies + an evil genuis + a hairy birthday + a super-duper pig = one hilarious book. ' (Publication summary)
1 1 y separately published work icon Laugh Your Head Off Again and Again Sydney : Pan Macmillan Australia , 2017 12223585 2017 anthology short story children's fiction

'9 authors
'9 stories
'to make you laugh your head off again and again!' (Publication summary)
1 y separately published work icon Laugh Your Head off Again Sydney : Pan Macmillan Australia , 2016 10449003 2016 anthology children's fiction children's humour

'A busting moment + an unusual pet + a mischief-making monkey + the perfect pie + a trouble-attracting Great Dane + an unlikely corn chip + a farm camp + a displaced King + greenhouse gases = one hilarious book.' (Publication summary)
1 3 y separately published work icon Laugh Your Head Off : Funny Stories for All Kinds of Kids Andrea Innocent (illustrator), Sydney : Pan Macmillan Australia , 2015 9139118 2015 anthology children's fiction

'A recent report into kids' reading habits concluded that more than 70% of them liked to read books that make them laugh. This is an anthology of short, funny stories by nine of the top, award-winning authors in the kids' publishing world, headlined by the King of Kids: Andy Griffiths.

'The stories are for all kinds of kids - both girls and boys, and there are all kinds of stories. There's a story from Andy Griffiths about being a robot; a story from Jude Rossell about a cranky fairy; Tristan Bancks explores Nits and Naplan in his story 'NitPlan'. ' (Publication summary)
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