Bathroom Boogie

Review 'Children will love the snappy rhymes and exuberant illustrations.' ***** ― Telegraph A cracking comical story for young children, for whom bathtime will never be the same again. ― BookTrust Foges' punny text keeps a steady beat . . . Murphy makes each page a riot of shapes and colors. The various bathroom items have googly eyes, smiling mouths, and pipestem arms and legs, displaying a remarkable amount of personality . . . May inspire some bathroom fun among readers; get those sponges ready. ― Kirkus This book is hilarious and fun, perfect for storytime reading and rapping - there's even a book trailer to get kids raring to go . . . Perfect fun for storytime reading, bedtime reading, anytime reading. ― Mum Read It Product Description The tiles become a dancefloor The light a disco ball It's called the bathroom boogie - The most splashy bash of all! When the children go to school and the adults go to work . . . the Bathroom Boogie starts up - and all your favourite bathroom friends come alive! The shower creates a rain dance, whilst the mouthwash back-flips and the toothbrushes bop and rave to the hot tap's funky beat! Bathroom Boogie is the zany and hilarious rhyming picture book sequel to Kitchen Disco, with trademark cool artwork from Al Murphy. 'Children will love the snappy rhymes and exuberant illustrations.' Telegraph 'A cracking comical story for young children, for whom bath time will never be the same again.' BookTrust Book Description Get on down and get all groovy. Come and join the bathroom boogie! About the Author Clare Foges is a former speech writer and poet. Kitchen Disco was her first book and was dreamed up on a beach in Gambia. Kitchen Disco was selected for BookTrust's 'Time to Read' campaign and there are currently 760,000 copies in print. Clare lives and works in London. Bathroom Boogie is her second picture book. Al Murphy is a hugely versatile illustrator, and his work has appeared in newspapers, various forms of advertising and apps. Kitchen Disco was his first children's picture book. Al has lived in Berlin and New York, but is now back in London.