Shortlisted for the Roald Dahl Funny Prize 2013 This collection of comic strips does exactly what it says on the tin: a boy called Steve wakes up one day to discover he has a giant fish for a head! Side-splittingly funny with plenty of slapstick of all varieties.
This is a hilarious comedy about a sleepy mid-western town, Spumville, whose inhabitants wake up one day to find that their heads have been replaced by household objects and family pets! What can possibly have caused this calamity? The nuclear power plant?
This is a hilarious comedy about a sleepy mid-western town, Spumville, whose inhabitants wake up one day to find that their heads have been replaced by household objects and family pets! What can possibly have caused this calamity? The nuclear power plant?
The aliens? Or something even more sinister? Can our hero Fish Head Steve and his funny-faced fellows solve the mystery?
Fishy goings on from the DFC Library - now in a convenient paperback format!
A cumulative guffaw session, genuinely hysterically funny stuff, absolutely packed with gags, visual and verbal, slapstick stupid and deliciously clever. -- Richard Burton Forbidden Planet
Author
About James Turner, Jamie Smart
Jamie's characters Space Raoul, My Own Genie, Count Von Poo and Fish-Head Steve have all found homes in the pages of The Sunday Times, The Dandy, Toxic comic and The DFC respectively. Jamie is also the current writer and artist of iconic character Desperate Dan in The Dandy. He worked closely with Cartoon Network for six years pushing his characters through show development, along with a more recent stint at Disney doing character design. Jamie's first children's book 'Find Chaffy' is published by Scholastic books.
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This is a hilarious comedy about a sleepy mid-western town, Spumville, whose inhabitants wake up one day to find that their heads have been replaced by household objects and family pets! What can possibly have caused this calamity?
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed DFC Library: Fish-Head Steve and determined it is suitable for children aged 9-12 years old
DFC Library: Fish-Head Steve features in the following genres: Featured Books for 11+ readers, Recommendations, Featured Books for 9+ readers
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DFC Library: Fish-Head Steve was written by James Turner, Jamie Smart and published by David Fickling Books an imprint of Random House Children's Publishers UK
