Billionaire Boy

Joe Spud has more money than anyone in Britain — and absolutely no idea what it's missing.

Joe's dad invented Bumfresh (toilet paper soaked in bum-freshening liquid) and became the richest man in the country overnight. Joe has his own sports car, a swimming pool full of baked beans, and a cinema in his bedroom. The one thing he doesn't have is a single real friend — until he starts at a new school and meets a boy who doesn't care about money at all.

David Walliams uses the absurdity of extreme wealth to ask a quietly important question: what actually makes a life feel full? The answer, as Joe discovers, has nothing to do with his dad's bank balance.

A brilliant read for children aged 8–12 who love laugh-out-loud humour with a warm, beating heart underneath all the silliness.

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NOTE FROM TALESGALORE

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This book is for you if you love

• Children
• David Walliams
• Fiction
• Humour