It's a pleasant day for Furley the monkey until someone flings dung at him! Nobody is around to confess, so Furley goes on an investigation. "Who flung dung?!" Furley demands of Elephant and Rhinoceros. They deny everything, offended that Furley would think them capable of dung-flinging. Python and Crocodile didn't fling the dung, and neither did Lion or Vulture! So who was it? As Furley becomes more and more frustrated, readers will giggle more and more loudly. But even though he's frustrated, Furley's not going to give up. He's on a mission to find that dung-flinging culprit! Even parents will delight in the quirky scatological humor of Ben Redlich's Who Flung Dung? Redlich's silly, sparse illustrations complement the story beautifully; both parents and children are sure to love the outraged faces of the animals accused of dung-flinging. This is a must-read for anyone who appreciates the humor of poop.

Somebody has flung dung at Furley and he's far from amused! Furley sets off to find the culprit and meets lots of suspicious characters on the way, but little does he know the real rascal is far closer to home than he suspected. An hilarious cautionary tale with a lively repetitive text and humorous illustrations.

Somebody has flung dung at Furley and he's far from amused! Furley sets off to find the culprit and meets lots of suspicious characters on the way, but little does he know the real rascal is far closer to home than he suspected.

250 book titles that have never seen the light of day (and one haiku). Family-friendly fun for chronic quipsters and perpetual punsters! Guaranteed G-rated groans on every page."Managed to read it all in one sitting. For me, that's quite an accomplishment."Ivan Auflitch, author of Can't Sit Still."Took this along on our latest expedition and roared with laughter."Claude Yarmoff, author of The Lion Attacked."Captivating!"Barb Dweyer, author of Prison Security.

A brightly illustrated picture book for primary school children that introduces some of Africa's wildlife as they find themselves in an unusual situation. Written in rhyming text, this frolic down at the waterhole will make children laugh again and again,

Can you unlock the secrets and bring happiness to the IronMiners? Collect 'The Iron Fairies' and with each fairy you will find an answer that will unlock one of many doors that lead into the IronMiner's labyrinth of tunnels. Once through the locked doors, you must then crack the code that the 'Blue Fairies' have left in the pages of the book. You can then move on and make your own way into the mine and finally find your way to the 'Casting Room' where all the 'blue Fairies' are locked away, as well as many untold secrets and treasures from the IronMine. Beware of the booby traps and secret passwords that the IronMiners have hidden throughout the tunnels.