Books with title Germs

Pox is not an ordinary germ. Sure, like other germs he takes the bubonic bus to Germ Academy, and he proves that he is unhealthy before he attends school. But Pox just doesn't understand why he should want to make a person miserable. Poor Pox is stuck at the bottom of his class. Luckily, Pox is smarter than his friends and teachers believe, and when he's sent to infect an innocent little girl named Myrtle, he makes some new friends and finds himself a much more suitable, healthy home. A delightfully silly-and educational-story from the nearly germ-free Ross Collins.A hilarious and unique look at how we get sick-from the germ's point of view!A Junior Library Guild Selection

Germs is about a boy named Zach and his struggle to overcome his fear of germs, with the help of his sister Sally. Zach and Sally both learn and grow from the experience. Germs is the first bookin a series written by Maribeth at the age of 13. Maribeth hopes that you enjoy this book as much as she enjoyed writing it. She has written stories since the age of 6 and is the daughter of the author Mike Sims. More information is found at Mazzaroth.net.

What's lurking in your kitchen? Part of the new Mummy's Stories Series, GERMS is a colourful tale of an army of germs who have one mission - to infect the human's food. Take your child on a magical adventure and follow the germs efforts as they attempt the mission impossible. With bright and colourful characters and an educating moral behind the story, why not teach your child the improtance of hygiene in a fun way. There are even a few jokes for mums and dads thrown in too.

When one young germ finds itself in the germ academy, he finds out that infecting is not really for him! Try as he might, he just can't work up the enthusiasm for sickness that his classmates - Snot, Rash, Pus and Scab - so obviously feel for the task. And when the sweet little germ is sent to ruin Myrtle's birthday, things don't work out as planned for Myrtle, the germ or indeed his horrible classmates. A fantastic and utterly bizarre picture book by the incomparable Ross Collins.