Imprint
- Hachette Australia
- Hachette Australia
Fiction, Children's Fiction, Family & home stories (Children's / Teenage), Humorous stories (Children's / Teenage), School stories (Children's / Teenage)
Hilarious story about twin brothers who get up to mischief at school camp in the Australian Snowy Mountains.
Everyone wants to know what it's like to be a twin and now twin brothers, Jack and Josh Pickering, are about to find out just how much fun twins can have.
On a school camp in the Snowy Mountains the twins are keen to get to know some of the girls. Jack likes Angela and Josh likes Jude, but they pick the wrong activity to get closer to their chosen girl. Can the girls tell them apart?
And it just wouldn't be a school camp without someone sabotaging the showers and toilets, and throwing eggs. Andrew Daddo's fans won't be disappointed as the twins get caught up in cricket on the field, 'fart cricket' in the classroom and a good deal of snogging in tents.
Prepare to laugh out loud with YOUSE TWO-Andrew Daddo's first novel.
Praise for Youse Two
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A fresh take on the familiar, this is an enjoyable read for those just past the 'boy-germs/girl-germs' age, as well as those much older. The adolescent terminology and experience are a trip down memory lane, told so well that those years don't seem so long ago. - Sydney Morning Herald on You're Dropped
Andrew Daddo
Andrew Daddo is an author, columnist, corporate coach, radio broadcaster, TV presenter, fisherman (hopeless), golfer (woeful), chef (getting better), dad, and well, let s be honest, he has had a go at just about everything. For the past twenty-four years, Andrew has worked primarily as a TV presenter. He's also authored eighteen books, has a regular column in Australian Golf Digest and Sydney's Sun-Herald and presented the Evening program for Sydney's 702 ABC Radio and hosted summer afternoons on 2UE.
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