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This is the sixth adventure about Fleabag Monkeyface and his gross-loving friends. Fleabag Monkeyface turns gross-eologist when the Golden Toilet of Baboon is stolen from the ancient city of Smell Dorado in this Indiana Jones-style caper. Greedy gross-antique collector Baron Von Dirtoffen has been searching the world for valuable artefacts for his Travelling Museum of Gross and the Golden Toilet will be his prize exhibit. However, the theft has unleashed an ancient curse and if the Toilet isn't returned by the next solar eclipse - in two days time! - a host of zombie monkeys will appear and destroy the world. Only Fleabag and his friends, Gerald and Gene, can save the Earth from an onslaught of zombie monkeys! hazardous material! Indiana Jones meets Gross-Out in the sixth in "The Disgusting Adventures of Fleabag Monkeyface" series. Cartoon capers and laugh-out-loud grosstastic humour give this series real boy appeal.

144 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2011

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Knife

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Pen name of Duncan McCoshan

Both Knife and Packer spent most of their childhood’s in London - but on different sides of the river. Knife in South London and Packer in North London. Although they wouldn’t meet for another 20 years they were already heading in the same direction. Knife loved to draw, taking inspiration from Ronald Searle, The Dandy and Beano. Meanwhile in North London Packer loved to read, enjoying everything from Dr Brainstorm to Willard Price and Asterix to Tintin. So even though they hadn’t met they were already laying the ground work for their partnership writing and illustrating books together. In their spare time Knife was happiest playing with his toy soldiers, whilst Packer would head down to the Regents Canal with a pint of maggots and even catch the odd fish!

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