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Genius Kid Goes Viral
Super funny, full colour comic book, with laugh out loud humour and extraordinary science, from the bestselling author of the Barry Loser series.
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Summary
Super funny, full colour comic book, with laugh out loud humour and extraordinary science, from the bestselling author of the Barry Loser series.
GK and Flea, two ordinary schoolkids with hilariously overactive brains, are back in this fantastic joke and fact book from the author/illustrator of the Barry Loser books.
Bringing science crazily to life in a whole new way, GK and Flea discuss everything VIRUSES! From the techy kind of virus that shut down computer mainframes and causes total panic.
To the going-viral global-fame type of virus that also creates total panic.
To the snotty gross kind of virus which creates must-go-to-bed now total panic . . .
With laughs a plenty and time for daydreaming, this is a science-humour-fact book classic for reluctant readers.
Critic Reviews
What’s not to love?
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Brilliantly illustrated stories brimming with humour, both gross-out and surreal.
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Will make you laugh out loud, cringe and snigger at the same time
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Hugely enjoyable, surreal chaos.
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Genius Kid makes science fun and (. . .) subverts tradition by reminding children of the importance of switching off and daydreaming. A very silly, funny book.
Critic Reviews
Hugely enjoyable, surreal chaos.
JimSmith
Jim Smith is the most boringly-named graphic novelist in the world. That’s why he calls himself Waldo Pancake. When he was a kid, Jim collected coke cans. Now he’s grown up, he draws on paper cups and sugar sachets for a coffee shop chain called Puccino’s. He also writes the Barry Loser kids’ books which have won him the Roald…
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