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How to Embarrass Grown-ups: Poems Chosen by


No. of pages 96

Published: 2004

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An anthology full of irreverent and cheeky poems about embarrassing grown-ups, whether it's them making you cringe, or you making them blush. Things like your dad dancing badly and your mum getting out photos of you as a baby . . . Or scenarios such as you asking guests rude questions and painting Dad's face with make-up. Be warned - this'll make you squirm!

A Sumo Wrestler Chappy

A sumo wrestler chappy

One day in the ring was unhappy

When thrown to the ground

His mum pinned him down

And in view of the crowd changed his nappy.

Paul Cookson

 

There are 96 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by Pan Macmillan .

And he can still come to your event - contact him through www. paulcooksonpoet. co. uk

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