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Simon Gets Sneezed
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The latest laugh-out-loud picture book by the best-selling duo Adam Kay and Henry Paker introduces us to Simon, an unusual hero unlike any other. Rather than a typical protagonist, Simon is a piece of snot residing in the left nostril of a girl named Phoebe. Embark on a comical and incredibly slimy adventure with Simon as he discovers the vital role snot plays in safeguarding our bodies. This intriguing journey of self-discovery highlights Simon's realization of his own significance and brilliance. Previously, the book "Amy Gets Eaten" won acclaim as The Week Junior's Children's Picture Book of the Year Award 2024, with The Guardian calling it "Frank and funny," perfect beyond potty training. The Independent noted it as both entertaining and educational, while The Week Junior touted it as a fun journey through the digestive system, despite its grossness. The Lancashire Post appreciated its anatomical accuracy.Adam Kay's earlier works, like "Kay's Anatomy" and "Kay's Marvellous Medicine," have been praised for blending education with entertainment. "Kay's Anatomy" was commended by 'i' for its enjoyable take on the human body and guaranteed gruesome fun. The Sunday Times compared it to an engaging teacher, Jacqueline Wilson and Malorie Blackman lauded its brilliance and humor, and the Sunday Express saw it as inspiration for future medics. Meanwhile, "Kay's Marvellous Medicine" was celebrated by the Independent and BookTrust as a hilariously educational read, with suggestions that it deserves a place in the national curriculum, according to Harry Hill.
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The latest laugh-out-loud picture book by the best-selling duo Adam Kay and Henry Paker introduces us to Simon, an unusual hero unlike any other. Rather than a typical protagonist, Simon is a piece of snot residing in the left nostril of a girl named Phoebe. Embark on a comical and incredibly slimy adventure with Simon as he discovers the vital role snot plays in safeguarding our bodies. This intriguing journey of self-discovery highlights Simon's realization of his own significance and brilliance. Previously, the book "Amy Gets Eaten" won acclaim as The Week Junior's Children's Picture Book of the Year Award 2024, with The Guardian calling it "Frank and funny," perfect beyond potty training. The Independent noted it as both entertaining and educational, while The Week Junior touted it as a fun journey through the digestive system, despite its grossness. The Lancashire Post appreciated its anatomical accuracy.Adam Kay's earlier works, like "Kay's Anatomy" and "Kay's Marvellous Medicine," have been praised for blending education with entertainment. "Kay's Anatomy" was commended by 'i' for its enjoyable take on the human body and guaranteed gruesome fun. The Sunday Times compared it to an engaging teacher, Jacqueline Wilson and Malorie Blackman lauded its brilliance and humor, and the Sunday Express saw it as inspiration for future medics. Meanwhile, "Kay's Marvellous Medicine" was celebrated by the Independent and BookTrust as a hilariously educational read, with suggestions that it deserves a place in the national curriculum, according to Harry Hill.
