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Jiggy McCue: Do Bugs Have Bottoms? And Other Important Questions (and Answers) from the Science Museum and Evilution: The Troof (A Jiggy McCue Story): World Book Day 2011
Michael Lawrence, Glenn Murphy
Jiggy Mccue, For National Curriculum Key Stage 2, Fiction, General fiction (Children's / Teenage), Humorous stories (Children's / Teenage)
For WBD 2011 a very funny, definitely not boring flip book, featuring Glenn Murphy's fascinating questions and answers about all things yucky, and Michael Lawrence's hapless hero, Jiggy McCue, on a voyage of discovery.
Combining two fantastic authors this brilliant flip-book will satisfy on both sides.
Glenn Murphy's very funny question and answer book will solve some of life's great unknowns: what are scabs for and is it OK to pick them How loud can you burp Could we use animal poo in power stations to make electricity And of course, do bugs have bottoms Endorsed and checked by the Science Museum.
Then flip over and let Jiggy McCue show you what really happened at the dawn of mankind in this fantastically funny caveman caper. Jiggy should have known a school trip to the Museum of Natural History with the class dimwit, Eejit Atkins, wouldn't go to plan. But when he and Eejit end up travelling back in time to primitive earth, things get a whole lot more bizarre...
Michael Lawrence
Michael Lawrence originally trained as a graphic designer and photographer, but subsequently became a television script reader, press officer, an art and antiques dealer, a painter and sculptor, and several other things he would rather not talk about. His first book, a novel for children, was published in 1995. He is now a full-time author, creator of the popular Jiggy McCue books and the Aldous Lexicon trilogy.
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