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"The day my bum went psycho" written by Andy Griffiths.
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... "The day my bum went psycho" written by Andy Griffiths book report by Sebastien Hammond 9f This children's fiction book about a young boy's bum running away from him and bums creating a new world order is ,in actual fact, pretty hopless. The book is incredibly simple to read and understand, as it was written for 8 - 12 year olds. The main character in the book is a young boy named Zack. Zack is a typical boy, set around the targeted age level, who's only worries in life are computer games and whats on the tele. To me, Zack doesn't really seem to differ from any other 10 year old boy. He has the exact same amount of adventure and imagination as any other child of that age. He loves to fight evil and fight for justice. E.g - pg 54. "Zack knew his tennis raquet would be no use against that many bums" Zack
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