Billy Bonkers: It Wasn’t Me!

A secret prankster is wreaking havoc all around town. No one knows whodunnit, but all fingers are pointing at Billy! After all, who else would set cold porridge bomb traps, stuff bananas into exhaust pipes and pour jam into Mrs Furball’s wig? But one thing we do know. Whether Billy’s sinking a gondola in Venice, solving a murder mystery or chasing ghosts through a fairground, he’s busy explaining – “IT WASN’T ME!”. Three more rib-tickling tales with our bonkers hero!

“For up-to-date fiction, Giles Andreae’s Billy Bonkers is a real laugh.” Independent

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    More madness from Billy as he rampages through this book. Billy is always certain to be exclaiming ” IT WASN’T ME”

    18 November 2012

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    Giles Andreae

    Did you know that Giles Andreae is one of the most successful children’s authors working today – and he’s the creator of the iconic Purple Ronnie character?

    Awards

    Giles Andreae’s awards include the Red House Children’s Book Award for The Lion Who Wanted to Love, the Booktrust Early Years Award for I Love My Mummy, the Red House and Stockport Schools Award for Pants and the 2010 Sheffield Children’s Book Award for Morris the Mankiest Monster.

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    Nick Sharratt

    Nick Sharratt is one of the country’s favourite illustrators, with over 100 books to his name.

    Awards

    Nick has won numerous awards for his picture books, including the Sheffield Children’s Book Award for A Cheese and Tomato Spider and the Nottingham Children’s Book Award for Elephant Wellyphant.

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