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All the Things That Could Go Wrong Award-winning author/illustrator

by Stewart Foster (author)

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Product description

If anything can go wrong, it will. That’s Murphy’s Law – and it’s always coming true for Alex. (Definitely a glass-half-empty kind of guy.) Not only does his OCD make leaving the house a struggle. When he does leave for school, bully Dan is waiting for him. Aaaargh…. Dan is seriously angry. Nothing’s been right since his big brother left – and cringing Alex is an ideal punchbag to take his rage out on. But now Dan and Alex’s mums have arranged for them to meet up and build a raft together. Two sworn enemies stuck together for the whole of the school holidays. What could possibly go wrong? Like, everything?

A warm and quirky story of friendship against the odds

Told from the dual perspectives of a bully and his victim

By the author of The Bubble Boy and We Used to Be Kings

The Bubble Boy won the Sainsburys and TSBA book awards

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781471145421

Publisher

Simon & Schuster Childrens Books

Date published

June 1st, 2017

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