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''Einstein's Underpants'' is a substantial book that confident readers will love getting their teeth into. It clocks in at over 300 pages, but it doesn't feel overlong, nor does it ever lose its way. There's a strong plot throughout, with lashings of adventure and excitement at every turn. The writing style is dramatic, punchy, and is perfectly pitched at its audience. Anthony McGowan is always excellent, and this is no exception. Highly recommended.
If pants and bums are your thing, you'll love [[The Day My Bum Went Psycho by Andy Griffiths]]. [[Doctor Proctor's Fart Powder by Jo Nesbo]] strikes a similar tone, but its Norwegian setting gives it something a little different too. You might also enjoy [[Aliens Don't Eat Dogfood by Dinah Capparucci]],and [[The Donut Diaries: Revenge is Sweet: Book Two by Anthony McGowan]].
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