This experience has been fantastic primarily for the children, the school and also for me (professionally).

Things get even worse for Gary when he has to look after his VERY demanding younger cousin named Mervin. There is such brilliant humour throughout and I love how Gary is trying out all sorts of lines and ideas for costumes when he first discovers his superpowers . Full details of your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations are available in the UK from your local Citizens' Advice Bureau or your Local Authority's Trading Standards Office.I’ve aimed this book at a slightly younger reader this time, although my REAL goal was to make anyone who picks it up have a great time. After what feels like an hour Gary looks at the clock but sees that only two minutes have passed, that can’t be right can it?

It’s a hilarious read but these friends also wrestled with a variety of different issues that young children also cope with and I liked how they addressed and tackled it.Alternating between Batpig’s origin story and a furious and hilarious battle with his nemesis, Repto-Man, this is a brilliantly funny and skilfully rendered commercial young graphic novel series, with each book containing two separate stories. Just like in the first book in the Batpig series, Batpig: When Pigs Fly, this book is filled with two separate stories, along with a mini intermission story, all arranged to look like individual comics to read.

After finishing WINK – a book I loved writing, but a process that involved a lot of time reliving past awfulness – I wanted to bring on the fun.Now, in an effort to fight wrong doers, and maybe even supervillains, Gary needs the help of his buddies - he needs his secret kept, he needs a cool costume and a catchy slogan - and maybe some advice.

BATPIG follows the amazing, porktastic adventures of Gary Yorkshire – an entirely normal piglet whose world is turned upside down when he's bitten by his friend, Brooklyn the bat, and develops the power of flight!Gary’s origin story is woven in to two individual adventures, both of which are bursting with silliness and an abundance of pig puns. Gary was just an average pig, hanging out with his friends Carl (a fish) and Brooklyn (a bat) when an unfortunate (fortunate? He realizes he should use these powers for good, like stopping gum from getting stuck to the sidewalk and to people's (Gary's) boots. Batpig may suddenly have superpowers, but nothing can prevent him stepping in chewing gum on the footpath. Yourself and Bob are much cherished in our booky world and I personally really appreciate everything that you do.