Join Tim and Nora (or should I say Tims?) in this hilarious, madcap new series full of gadgets and mayhem from the co-author of the Little Badman series and Lollies-winning illustrator Tim Wesson. Perfect for fans of Charlie Changes into a Chicken and Grimwood. 'Ridiculously funny' - Louie Stowell 'Genuinely funny' - The Times 'Funny as all heck!' - Steve Webb 'An absolute belter' - Joanna Nadin 'A cheeky, charming chortle-fest' - Joseph Elliott 'Very silly and very VERY funny' - Henry Paker Timothy Arthur Spode has a LOT on his plate. With his jam-packed schedule of jobs, chores, hobbies and favours, he barely has time to sleep. Not that his rotten parents give a flying flurry about THAT. Luckily, he's best friends with Nora. Who's a super-omni mega-genius. She invents a cloning machine to lighten Tim's load, but it's not long before Tim-Three gets hold of it, assembles a clone army and starts planning a TIMVASION.
With help from Nora and the trusty Tim-Two, can Tim save the world from. himself? A wildly hilarious romp bursting with chaos and heart, Too Many Tims is ideal for reluctant readers and kids who love to laugh. - Hilariously written by Little Badman author Henry White, this is a zany, madcap adventure with a sci-fi twist, all about standing up for yourself and finding out we're no one without our friends - Unforgettable scenes include two Tims in a trench coat pretending to be an adult barber in a chapter called 'Roadkill' and a lunch-hall tabletop fight between a Tim-clone and a dinner lady - This is the first book in a laugh-out-loud illustrated series following the hijinks-filled antics of Tim and his gadget-inventing, super-mega-omni-genius best friend Nora - Brilliantly illustrated by the Lollies-winning Tim Wesson, Too Many Tims is perfect for fans of Charlie Changes into a Chicken, Grimwood and Pamela Butchart Competition: Loki; Grimwood; Charlie Changes into a Chicken; Baby Aliens Got My Teacher; Leonora Bolt; The Secret School Invasion; My Brother is a Superhero; Tom Gates; Dexter Procter. Louie Stowell; Sam Copeland; Pamela Butchart; David Solomons; Liz Pichon; David Walliams; Jenny Pearson; Nadia Shireen; Frank Cottrell-Boyce.