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is difficult to surmise my feelings about this novel, all I can really say is that I thoroughly enjoyed this novel completely, it is amazingly written in a way that I could thoroughly picture and appreciate the world that was described.

I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a young adult fiction, mystery type book, How can I tell you about this story without making it sound awful Okay, so there's this kid, he's in the forest, he's naked, forgotten his own name and.
. . he's gotta take a dump real bad, There's this other kid, Pooperscooper, who is intent on sifting through the first kid's poo, There's a lot of poo, And farts that squirt out something special, And there's a nudest colony with lots of jiggling, sagging, poking out bits,

Wait, there's another main character, she's normal, . . except her dad's probably a sexaddict and her mum has severe angermanagement issues and the girl's stuck looking after her dad's lovechild baby, At least until the gang of little kids kidnap them and whisk them off to the nudist colony,

Lots of action and laughs, I LOVED this story! Warning: Once you've read this novel, it will linger in your mind, . . every time you poo. Title: Deadly!
Series: Deadly!
Author: Morris Gleitzman amp Paul Jennings
Genre: Children's
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Morris Gleitzman was one of my absolute favourite childhood authors I even got his autograph! His books are light and easy to read and have a comedic value only Andy Griffiths could match.


This pairing with Paul Jennings, another favourite children's author of mine, wasn't as good as I was expecting it to be, but it's still not a bad read.
My teacher read this to my class in gradeand safe to say, it was the coolest book back then, We couldn't get enough of it, Deadly! was unconventional, sort of crass and borderline wicked but that I suppose was what was so fun and intriguing about it, The best thing about this book though, was that it got kids interested in reading and I have fond memories of it, This totally holds up rereading as an adult more than a decade after my original read! My copy has my name and the yearin it, which was when I was in year.
My little sister is in yearthis year and I gave it to her to read and she loves it too, Omnibus edition of the "Deadly!" series: all six books in one,

When Amy arrives home for her birthday tea, her parents have vanished and in their place is a baby she's never seen before.
At around the same time Sprocket wakes up naked on a deserted mountainside and realises that he has lost his memory, Both kids set out on journeys to find the people they belong to, little knowing that they will soon join forces and embark, with the baby, on the deadliest quest of their lives.
Morris Gleitzman writes Amy's story and Paul Jennings Sprocket's, with each of them contributing alternate chapters, A friend, who likes reading but hasnt the time at the lately, asked if I had any book recommendations, After their child read what Id suggested, I decided to kill two birds with one stone, Ive been behind on my reading challenge and decided to chest a little by reading a few kids books that I could then recommend, Of all the ones Ive read recently, this is the only one I didnt enjoy, There wasnt anything in specific wrong with it but it just didnt interest me or make me laugh, So Ive given this one, Deadly is a perfect book for agesand up, It is funny, and a great mystery, The entire way though the book it has you on the edge of your seat, The switch between the two different characters each chapter makes you wonder what is going to happen, and you have to wait a chapter to find out! Morris Gleitzman and Paul Jennings are two AMAZING authors and put together they make a wonderful book.
it was so funny my sides nearly split Not exactly my taste when I was a young reader, bizarrely good A fun nostalgic read to get the reading back on track : always a laugh and a joy to reread these ones you sort of dont realise how many adult jokes are slipped in Morris began his writing career as a screenwriter, and wrote his first childrens novel in.
His brilliantly comic style has endeared him to children and adults alike, and he is now one of Australias most successful authors, both internationally and at home.
He was born in England inand emigrated to Australia inso he could escape from school and become a Very Famous Writer, Before realising that dream, he had a colourful career as paperboy, bottle shop shelf stacker, department store Santa Claus, frozen chicken defroster, fashion design assistant and sugar mill employee.
In between he managed to gain a degree in Professional Writing at the Canberra College of Advanced Education, Later he became sole writer for three award wi Morris began his writing career as a screenwriter, and wrote his first children's novel in, His brilliantly comic style has endeared him to children and adults alike, and he is now one of Australia's most successful authors, both internationally and at home.
He was born in England inand emigrated to Australia inso he could escape from school and become a Very Famous Writer, Before realising that dream, he had a colourful career as paperboy, bottle shop shelf stacker, department store Santa Claus, frozen chicken defroster, fashion design assistant and sugar mill employee.
In between he managed to gain a degree in Professional Writing at the Canberra College of Advanced Education, Later he became sole writer for three award winning and top rating seasons with the TV comedy series The Norman Gunston Show, Morris wrote a number of feature film and telemovie screenplays, including The Other Facts of Life and Second Childhood, both produced by The Australian Children's Television Foundation.
The Other Facts of Life won an AWGIE Award for the Best Original Children's Film Script, He also wrote live stage material for people such as Rolf Harris, Pamela Stephenson and the Governor General of Australia, Morris is well known to many people through his semi autobiographical columns in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald magazine, Good Weekend, which he wrote for nine years.
But the majority of Morris' accolades are for his hugely popular children's books, One of his most successful books for young people is Two Weeks with the Queen, an international bestseller which was also adapted into a play by Mary Morris.
The play had many successful seasons in Australia and was then produced at the National Theatre in London indirected by Alan Ayckbourn, and also in South Africa, Canada, Japan and the USA.
All his other books have been shortlisted for or have won numerous children's book prizes, These include The Other Facts of Life, Second Childhood, Misery Guts, Worry Warts, Puppy Fat, Blabber Mouth, Sticky Beak, Belly Flop, Water Wings, Bumface, Gift Of The Gab, Toad Rage, Wicked! and Deadly!, two six part novels written in collaboration with Paul Jennings, Adults Only, Toad Heaven, Boy Overboard, Teacher's Pet, Toad Away, Girl Underground, Worm Story, Once, Aristotle's Nostril, Doubting Thomas, Give Peas A Chance, Then, Toad Surprise, Grace, Now, Too Small To Fail, and his latest book, Pizza Cake.
Morris' children's books have been published in the UK, the USA, Germany, Italy, Japan, France, Spain, Portugal, Holland,

Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Indonesia and Czechoslovakia, Russia and China.
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