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Whatever will the neighbours think? Packed with wildly hilarious jokes and beastly illustrations, you'll be laughing like a. But the nosy man next door smells a rat (or a hyena), and a trip to the local wildlife park, and the brilliantly wacky heist that results, could be the end of Teddington's best-kept secret. 30 July 2015 Learn just how our intrepid hyenas managed to get from their African safari park onto the plane and off to their new home in England. But now their kindness to animal waifs and strays has become legendary, and more and more animals keep turning up to stay! by Julian Clary One slight difference: they're hyenas. Plan which pride events to attend this year. It's quite a remarkable, and some would say, unbelievable tale - but there are many laughs along the way!
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Strawberry
The rest of the story, especially the part surrounding Tony was very funny and I loved what happened towards the end with the nosy neighbour. Hiding their true identities as hyenas isn't so easy and the story takes on an extra funny turn when The Bolds make a visit to see some animals. One day they make the decision to head to England though, to start new and hopefully easier lives where they don't have to scavenge for their food.
But being a hyena isn't easy to hide, especially when their kids come along. Everything seems normal except for the fact that The Bolds are actually animals in disguise as humans. I can't wait to see how this idea plays out in future books!
They are all very silly and funny. The Bolds are like any ordinary family, they live in a nice house, in the middle of a nice suburban neighbourhood and while Mr and Mrs Bold work, their children go to school. The illustrations are just perfect for this story. There are funny moments that will make children nd adults laugh, and there are silly jokes told throughout by Mr Bold (hyenas love a good laugh afterall).
The story is really quite silly but at the same time I really enjoyed it and couldn't wait to see what would happen next. I really enjoy illustrations like this, they break up a lot of the large text and just add to the overall humour of the whole tale.
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