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Yuck's Mega Magic Wand
YUCK'S MEGA MAGIC WAND
Yuck¹s performing magic at the school talent show. With the help of a Mega Magic wand and his assistant Fungus the frog, he conjures up tricks for a yucky performance the audience will never forget.
YUCK'S PIRATE TEASURE
Yuck and Little Eric are off to the seaside to be pirates for a day. There's treasure at stake, and a plot to plunder a Super-Dooper Multi-Scoop ice cream!
Yuck¹s performing magic at the school talent show. With the help of a Mega Magic wand and his assistant Fungus the frog, he conjures up tricks for a yucky performance the audience will never forget.
YUCK'S PIRATE TEASURE
Yuck and Little Eric are off to the seaside to be pirates for a day. There's treasure at stake, and a plot to plunder a Super-Dooper Multi-Scoop ice cream!
112 pages, Paperback
First published April 6, 2009
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Matt and Dave
20 books4 followersMatthew Morgan (Matt) and David Sinden (Dave) co-developed and wrote the YUCK stories. They're lifelong friends who met at a primary school sports day and grew up in Kent. Matt and Dave both worked in children's publishing before turning to fulltime writing. They also write AN AWFULLY BEASTLY BUSINESS series with their friend Guy MacDonald.
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September 14, 2014
Yuck's Mega Magic Wand and Yuck's Pirate Treasure.
Although Yuck's character is quite gross throughout both stories, children would find this hilarious. Everyone treats him like he is a badly behaved child, however in the first story, he uses his magic wand to make sure that all the children perform brilliantly at the school talent show. Unfortunately for Yuck, his younger sister (Polly Princess) wants to sabotage his magic act and steals his wand. The constant bickering between the siblings can lead to some funny results. In the second story, Yuck manages to outsmart Polly on a day out to the seaside, and at the end of the story wins the sandcastle competition with his friend Little Eric.
This book contains two short stories and would be best suited for children aged 6-8. More confident readers would be able to read these stories independently, but the stories would also be suitable for group reading with plenty of comments about the snot and slime.
Although Yuck's character is quite gross throughout both stories, children would find this hilarious. Everyone treats him like he is a badly behaved child, however in the first story, he uses his magic wand to make sure that all the children perform brilliantly at the school talent show. Unfortunately for Yuck, his younger sister (Polly Princess) wants to sabotage his magic act and steals his wand. The constant bickering between the siblings can lead to some funny results. In the second story, Yuck manages to outsmart Polly on a day out to the seaside, and at the end of the story wins the sandcastle competition with his friend Little Eric.
This book contains two short stories and would be best suited for children aged 6-8. More confident readers would be able to read these stories independently, but the stories would also be suitable for group reading with plenty of comments about the snot and slime.
January 23, 2014
Boys love Yuck, I have to say he grosses me out sometimes but that is what they really love isn't it?!
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