Son enjoyed me reading this book to him. Look forward to more.

I found this story hard to get into. I did however, enjoy the pictures.

With character names such as Skinny Finny, Super Spy Wobblebottom, Tubby, Queen Elizabeth and evil Dr Buttscratcher you know that you are going to have a laugh or two and inspire many 7 year olds to read your book. There is a lot to love about this book, and while very funny it also a learning experience about science and space.

If your child loves adventures, spying and a whole lot of mayhem your they will love this book. As you turn each page you are not sure what is going to happen next, just what sort of trouble will they all get up to, especially when Queen Elizabeth, President Gump and a whole lot of NASA are involved.

“Do hurry, Dr Wobblebottom,” Elizabeth cried. “I fear that I am about to lose my knickers!”

Lines such as this made me feel like a child again, giggling and knowing that children would love this type of humor. You know the age where anything related to the toilet is funny, I appreciate that there are authors that keep writing these books for this age group.

What makes this book even better is that there is already one in the series…”The Crazy Christmas Caper”, so if you haven’t read it yet then be sure to give it a read.

I highly recommend this book…enjoy the giggles.

We really loved this, the title alone was enough to get my older two interested, and once we started reading it just got better and better. It's actually a bit too funny, and we had to keep stopping - it's the naughty names that makes my kids laugh you really can't go wrong if you mention bottoms....
We liked all the little illustrations to break up the pages, and because of this the kids were happy to read a lot of it themselves, which is a real break through. It was clear that this story was part of a series as other stories were referenced, but we all enjoyed this story on it's own - and it made us want to read the other books in the series. There is a wonderful, joyful feel to the story, and it's silliness is refreshing and engaging. A great book all round.