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# I've just finished
reading the Beano Annual 1987, I heartily recommend it although Roger The Dodger isn't up to his usual standard
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 6:21, archived)
# Where the Wild Things Are -
Crab Bloke is one of the few people I know who remembers this book
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 6:49, archived)
# I remember that
Well, I remember something about a bedroom turnong into a jungle.

www.puppetartists.com/storybook_htm/The%20Wild%20things.htm

only $275

The Iron Man is another great kids/anyones book.

And I used to own one which told the story of a hamster that goes into a factory. It was illustrated by photographs and was well funny. I'd love to know what that one was called.
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 6:55, archived)
# If I had $275 to waste I'd buy them
do you remember a book called "How to Eat Fried Worms?" My workmate thinks I'm trying to wind him up. I'm gonna do a search
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 7:13, archived)
# the description sounds a bit like me
....has happily repulsed children since its original publication in 1973 (ish)...
a ghastly gastronomical treat that will dazzle young listeners.


(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 7:17, archived)
# WOW!
I read that in school, fantastic, you are the only person I have ever met to have heard of it, congratulations.
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 7:19, archived)
# Although...
I only read it in case I was doing it wrong in the first place...
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 7:23, archived)
# Was the Hamster
called Hannibal? I had a book called Hannibal at the Circus about a Hamster who visited the circus. It was a Ladybird book.
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 8:07, archived)
# it could well have been
did that use photographs?
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 8:37, archived)
# I remember that!
I must have read it a hundred times.
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 7:03, archived)
# I remember it,
a fantastic book.
(, Wed 23 Jan 2002, 7:07, archived)