SuitabookComic variety
The collection brings together stories and extracts by many writers and is classified as humorous stories.
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Roger McGough - Author
Adam Stower - Author
Judy Blume - Author
Mark Twain - Author
Roald Dahl - Author
Expect a varied anthology rather than one continuous narrative: its contents include stories about animals, families, named characters and objects, travel and unusual characters. Several entries are extracts, so some narratives may not conclude here.
In the shower with Andy /Andy Griffiths -- Woof! (extract) /Allan Ahlberg -- Who needs and Aries ape? /Walter Dean Myers -- The Snooks family /Harcourt Williams -- Double fudge (extract) /Judy Blume -- Wunderpants /Paul Jennings -- A work of art /Margaret Mahy -- Harry the street pigeon /M.L. Greenall -- William's New Year's Day /Richmal Compton -- The day of judgement /Richard Peck -- The yellow ribbon /Maria Leach, adpt by Virginia Tashjian -- The ship of fools /Terry Jones -- Spellshocked /Finbar O'Connor -- The adventures of Tom Sawyer (extract) /Mark Twain -- The great golden belly-button /Michael Rosen -- The ratcatcher /Errol Lloyd -- At the zoo /Brian Patten -- Julius Caesar's goat (extract) /Dick King-Smith -- Viking treasure /Roger McGough -- Break a leg /Joel Schwartz -- Uncle Trevor's magic flying slippers /Ian McMillan -- Blabber mouth (extract) /Morris Gleitzman -- How Tom beat Captain Najork and his hired sportsmen /Russell Hoban -- [The hitchiker ](https://openlibrary.org/works/OL20504711W) /Roald Dahl -- Spider George /Alex Shearer
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Sign in for personalised guidanceExpect a varied anthology rather than one continuous narrative: its contents include stories about animals, families, named characters and objects, travel and unusual characters. Several entries are extracts, so some narratives may not conclude here.
The collection brings together stories and extracts by many writers and is classified as humorous stories.
The contents include animals, a family, a pigeon, Viking treasure, Tom Sawyer, Julius Caesar’s goat and magic flying slippers.
The contents explicitly label entries from Double Fudge, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Julius Caesar’s Goat and other works as extracts.
Some titles point towards bodily or mischievous humour, animals, judgement, a ratcatcher, a hitchhiker, pickpockets and a yellow ribbon.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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