Books with author Macmillan

What do footballers drink Penaltea! How can you swim a mile in just a few seconds Go over a waterfall! When is a basketball player like a baby When he dribbles! This hilarious collection of over 150 jokes is an absolute must for any sports fan with a sense of humour. It features a spendidly silly array of jokes about a wide variety of sports from soccer to swimming each illustrated with a funny line drawing. Its the perfect way to cheer up the losing team! Sidesplitters are hilarious themed joke books at terrific value-for-money prices. Eye-popping cover designs and a funny cartoon illustration for every joke give these books real kid-appeal. Other titles in the series include: What a Hoot, Seriously Silly School Jokes, Ho Ho Ho, Yuck!, Hee Hee Hee, Knock Knock, Unforgettable Elephant Jokes, and the bind-ups Ha Ha Ha and A Joke a Day.

Pineapple Poet and the Curse of the Smoothie Man is a fun and extremely well illustrated children’s story about a beat-nick, guitar-toting, rhyming, surfing pineapple and how he escaped a smoothie-making tiki. The Pineapple poet will delight children and bring a smile to parents' faces as they follow him through his rhyming adventures. Author Cam MacMillan, a native Californian who left his heart and surf shorts on the North Shore of Oahu, has this to say about his first published children’s book: "I just had to write it. There has never been a book about surfing pineapples, it was a shame not to do it after the idea hit. Once the thing started rolling, I naturally threw in angry tiki gods working for the big hotel, 1960’s rock concerts, kids who aren’t scared of spooky bedtime stories, ‘Keep Out’ signs, and acres of pineapple plantations that eventually save our hero "

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