Hey you! Yes, you! Have you ever looked at yourself in the mirror and thought Wow! My life is really rubbish? I can tell from looking at you that you probably have. But I'm here to tell you that all that is about to change. Why not climb aboard the Make Me Awesome programme and buy a one way ticket to Awesometown, calling at Successville, Dollarsdale, and Camp You're the Greatest! My name is Chuck Willard and I CAN make you AWESOME, just like me! (Well, maybe not that awesome, I'm one of a kind) When Freddie Smallhouse signs up to the Make Me Awesome programme, he's ready to turn himself from zero to hero, all with the help of his idol, Chuck Willard. Freddie embarks on various schemes to make himself awesome safe in the knowledge that Chuck is always there, at the end of an email, to give him lots of personal advice . . . isn't he? A new laugh-out-loud story, from the brilliantly funny author of the Joe Cowley series and My Embarrassing Dad's Gone Viral.

Can Freddie transform from zero to hero?

About the Author
Ben Davis studied English at University, which was quite easy because he was already fluent in that. Since then, he has written jokes for everything from radio shows to greeting cards and fulfilled a lifelong ambition by writing books for young adults. He now lives in Tamworth with his wife and his wimpy dog. Mike Lowery's work has been seen on everything from greetings cards to children's books to gallery walls all over the world, and he is a Professor of Illustration at the Savannah College of Art and Design Atlanta. Mike is also the co-founder of Paper Ghost a gallery and studio space in Atlanta's Candler Park.

Reviews
Praise for My Embarrassing Dad's Gone Viral: Genuinely funny and absolutely of the moment, it's a really fun read that covers some important topics * BookTrust *
This hilarious up-to-the-minute story will have instant appeal to a Youtube-watching generation * Parents In Touch *



Book Information
ISBN 9780192747969
Author Ben Davis
Format Paperback
Page Count 272
Imprint Oxford University Press
Publisher Oxford University Press
Weight(grams) 188g
Dimensions(mm) 197mm * 129mm * 17mm