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The Unforgettable What's His Name

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title The Unforgettable What's His Name
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Paul Jennings
Illustrated by Craig Smith
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:224
Dimensions(mm): Height 210,Width 148
ISBN/Barcode 9781760290856
ClassificationsDewey:FIC
Audience
Children / Juvenile

Publishing Details

Publisher Allen & Unwin
Imprint Allen & Unwin Children's Books
Publication Date 26 October 2016
Publication Country Australia

Description

Even before all this happened I had never been like the other kids. I tried not to be seen. If I climbed a tree or hid among the bins, no one could find me. 'Where's What's His Name?' they'd say. Then, one weekend, I got what I wanted. First, I blended in with things. But on the second day I changed. I mean, really changed. The hilarious story of a boy with an unusual problem, from children's book legend Paul Jennings. Includes fantastic look-and-find colour illustrations.

Author Biography

Paul Jennings has written over one hundred stories and has won every Australian children's choice book award. Since the publication of Unreal! in 1985, readers all around the world have loved his books. The top-rating TV series Round the Twist and Driven Crazy were based on a selection of his enormously popular short- story collections such as Unseen!. In 1995 he was made a Member of the Order of Australia for services to children's literature and he was awarded the prestigious Dromkeen Medal in 2001. Craig Smith is one of Australia's most prolific children's book illustrators, with over 380 books published. He has collaborated with many of Australia's best-loved authors, including Paul Jennings on the Cabbage Patch series. Craig's work over the last thirty years has been acknowledged in the Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Book of the Year awards, as well as in children's choice awards around Australia. In 2011, Craig was awarded the biennial Euphemia Tanner Award, which recognised his distinguished services to children's literature and his encouragement of the joy of reading in children.

Reviews

"this tale...has a lot of quirk and heart." --School Library Journal