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Spangles McNasty and the Fish of Gold

  • Imprint: Andersen

  • ISBN: 9781783444007

  • Length: 176  Pages

  • Dimensions: 183mm x 13mm x 129mm

  • Weight: 155g

  • RRP: £6.99

Spangles McNasty and the Fish of Gold

Welcome to Bitterly Bay. Spangles McNasty has decided to spend his summer doing what he loves the most: shouting at babies, pulling faces at old ladies, eating cold chips from bins and best of all, collecting other people's spangly things!
Having convinced themselves that goldfish are made of gold and that they grow to the size of whales, Spangles and his friend Sausage-face Pete decide to find the great Fish of Gold. They'll be rich forever!
Only young Freddie Taylor can stop Spangles' dastardly plan, in a tale full of time-travelling jet skis, madcap chases and haunted custard. It is a tale so odd, your mind-cogs will jam with happiness for ever after!

  • Imprint: Andersen

  • ISBN: 9781783444007

  • Length: 176  Pages

  • Dimensions: 183mm x 13mm x 129mm

  • Weight: 155g

  • RRP: £6.99

Reviews

  • "Skullduggery, thievery and anarchic humour in a heavily illustrated tale for fans of Mr Gum."

    The Bookseller

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About the Author

Steve Webb

Steve studied Graphic Design and Illustration at Bristol Art College and then worked as a designer in Bristol. He moved to Manchester in the 1990s, working at various design and advertising agencies and exhibiting his work in galleries in Stockport, Macclesfield, Bristol and Manchester. He now works as a freelance designer and lives in the Peak District with his wife and children.

Steve Webb

Chris Mould

Steve Webb (Author) Steve Webb was born in Newcastle, and studied at Bristol Art College. He is also the author of the successful Tanka Tanka Skunk. He currently lives in the Peak District with his wife and three children. Chris Mould (Illustrator) Chris Mould is an award-winning illustrator who went to art school at 16. His work includes picture books and fiction, animation and satirical cartoons for national newspapers. He lives in Yorkshire with his wife and has two grown-up daughters.

Chris Mould

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