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The Stinky Cheese Man and Other Fairly Stupid Tales

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Suitable for 6 - 9 years

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Fairy tales. They’re pretty stupid, aren’t they? And you’d have to be pretty dumb to believe them, right? If that’s how you feel, too, join Chicken Licken, Little Red Running Shorts and their buddies in a new collection of stories where there’s less fairy stuff and more things to laugh at. They’re trying to tell their stories, but they’re sick of the same old stuff. Can they find another way? Meanwhile, Jack is trying to put their book together. Upside-down pages, ISBNs, endpapers: there’s no end to the work! Caution: beware of the table of contents!

A hilariously original and ironic take on twisted fairy tales

Takes a witty self-referential look at how a book is made

Federation of Children’s Book Groups Book of the Year

Art by the illustrator of the James and the Giant Peach film

“The most delightful collection of stories a young cynic could hope to read.” She Magazine