Some of the things that have been said about Wagstaffe the Wind-up Boy, by local author Jan Needle. Yes \u2013 you may have heard him play tin whistle at the Cross Keys or the Con Club. If you\u2019ve got children \u2013 this will keep them quiet!<\/p>\n
Original, clever and touching. Western Morning News
\nLeft me gasping for breath like a naughty schoolboy. Weekend Review.
\nThe book I\u2019ve always been waiting for. I love it. Carl Grose, KneehighTheatre.
\nThis book is so funny it will kill you. If it doesn\u2019t, I will. Siri L.Killer
\nGrim, ghastly, gruesome \u2013 a children\u2019s dream! Daily Mirror
\nDon\u2019t let your grannie read it. Northern Echo
\nA kids\u2019 book to die for. My children could not read it fast enough. Morning Argus.
\nReluctant readers? They\u2019ll eat this one for dinner. The Standard.
\nWagstaffe the winning weirdo. South London Press
\nThis is the most disgusting book I have ever read. Please buy it \u2013 we need the money. Jan\u2019s mum.
\nThe book that put the ex in dyslexia for Toby, aged nine. Parade
\nGrown-ups might hate it. I promise you, children will not. Today.
\nMakes Roald Dahl look polite. London Pride.
\nMade my whole class shriek with laughter. Chris Shaw, Pallion School, Sunderland.<\/p>\n
Originally published by Andre Deutsch and Lions, now repackaged as a classy paperback by Back to Front, and available from bookshops, Amazon, and direct from www.back-to-front.com \u2013 who will give a discount and free post and packing anywhere in Britain.
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Some of the things that have been said about Wagstaffe the Wind-up Boy, by local author Jan Needle. Yes \u2013 you may have heard him play tin whistle at the Cross Keys or the Con Club. If you\u2019ve got children \u2013 this will keep them quiet! Original, clever and touching. Western Morning News Left me… Continue reading Noo year noos<\/span>