Dimensions
138 x 151 x 13mm
A collection of blackly humorous cartoons that provide practical advice for surviving childhood or, at the very least, a police siege at the family home. Told from a kiddie viewpoint and illustrated with blithely sinister toilet-wall scrawls, It's Time To Go Home When the Ferris Wheel Breaks is a compendium of life lessons with a cruel twist.
Like Roald Dahl with a snarl. Like The Fox in Socks with pox. Like Maurice Sendak off his Prozac. Like Edward Gorey with extra gory bits. Like Dr. Seuss on the juice. Side-splitting – in an inguinal hernia kind of way – this funny frightmare of a book (of all true stories!) will have you choking with laughter like your morbidly obese aunt gagging on a toenail
