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|title=How Harry Riddles Mega-Massively Broke the School (Shoutykid, Book 2)

|author=Simon Mayle

|isbn=9780007531899

|website=http://www.shoutykid.co.uk

I'm like the narrator in a junior fiction novel. There, I've said it. But I am – for, like them, I cringe when the parents get to bring babies in to the world. [[:Category:Louise Rennison|Louise Rennison]] did it well, [[The Private Blog of Joe Cowley: Return of the Geek by Ben Davis|the Joe Cowley books]] have just done it, and there are countless other instances of the young narrator, establishing his woes to us for the sympathy vote, having a baby sibling foisted upon them. And our Shouty Kid, Harry, has a lot to worry about already – there's a new boyfriend for his evil older sister, there's the slim chance of a new girlfriend for him, there is desperation from others at his lack of sporting ability, and there just aren't enough hours in the day for him to play ''World of Zombies''. How he can combine all these factors successfully – or not, of course – is the subject of this first sequel.