Where the Bugaboo Lives

'Sean Taylor, author of the glorious Hoot Owl, revels in his dry, deadpan humour and the illustrations are packed with detail. A lovely book with a long lifespan as there are many combinations of plotline to explore.' The Daily Mail

'Brilliantly conceived, this hugely attractive picture book is also a sophisticated ‘chose your own adventure’ […] Whatever choice you make there is lots of excitement along the way in this witty adventure that makes reading words and pictures equally important.' Love Reading 4 Kids

'Ingeniously interactive and perfect for reading over and over again, children will love being in control of how the plot unfolds and discovering new settings and characters every time they open the book […] An inventive and imaginative book packed with surprises…' Lancashire Evening Post

'The pages are full of colour and the concept of decision-making will keep children aged five or so interested until till the last page. What a good idea.' Newbury Weekly News

'The big, brilliant format will delight youngsters and their nostalgic parents in this choose your own adventure style story […] The monsters are mad, the illustrations are fantastic and the book will be browsed again and again to find out which twists and turns can be taken next. Great fun indeed!' Books for Keeps

'All children love a choose-your-own-adventure book, and this one is brilliantly entertaining with enough alternative choices to keep kids occupied for hours.' Huffington Post

'The vigorous cartooning in mixed media is a stupendous feet of design – every page-opening presents a visual assault course in searing colour. The picture plane fizzes and buzzes with super-charged-action disguising to some extent the length of the text, which offers plenty of reading practice.' The School Librarian

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