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This humorous and heart-warming book looks at the friendships and challenges of seven children who join together to form the The Bogflushers when they start Crumpton Comprehensive School. Luke may be the eldest, most streetwise boy in Year 6 but he is terrified about starting Crumpton Comprehensive School. Rumours abound about the horrors that face Year 7s especially the dreaded bogflush and Luke and his friends all have eugh problems of their own. With Maisie's foul smelling bottom burps, Emily's fear of being bullied about her weight t to mention Georgie's stutter and Luke's awareness that he needs to smarten up quick, this is going to be a tough year. Luke kws that he will only survive if he and his friends work as a team. Together, The Bogflushers gang learn that true friendship can help them achieve their individual goals. This book deals with the theme of self esteem through common issues faced by many children and also explores issues surrounding friendship, school and family.

Place of Publication
London
Content Note
Black & White Illustrations
Author Biography
Born and bred in Yorkshire, Patricia Anne Mills has worked as a teacher for thirty-five years in various schools across the county. She is an avid football fan and also enjoys lots of other sports. She has written two other books aimed at young children: Stevie's First Christmas and Oswald Daydreams. She is now working on the next book in the Bogflusher series: 'Bogflushers Go Native'.
Date of Publication
29/01/2015
Imprint
Olympia Publishers
Country of Publication
United Kingdom

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