Bøger af Jason Murphy

They seek them here, they seek them there, these cocks are simply everywhere! But are you beady-eyed enough to find these one-eyed trouser snakes in different locations? From the deepest depths of space to shark-infested waters, hone your sleuthing skills in this wickedly funny and ever-so-slightly naughty search-and-find book.

Discover cock-the-differences, cock-tastic colouring and all kinds of phallic fun with this ever-so-slightly naughty activity book Put down your phone, tablet or newspaper and pick up Cock-a-Doodle, an activity book with a devilish difference. Within these colourful pages you will find wordsearches, spot-the-differences and much more puzzling pleasure, all centred around one thing: the cock!Written and illustrated by Jason Murphy, author of Spot the Cock, this book includes a raft of intricately detailed full-colour activities, including cock-based colouring, creative cut-outs and dick-themed doodle pages. And what's more, there's a hidden cock to be found nestled within each spread.Hone your sleuthing skills as you search for the one-eyed trouser snake across a range of hilarious scenarios, including:Tucked within a sea of toilet roll spot-the-difference gameHidden among the sprinkles of the delicious donuts doodle pageCarefully concealed in the sock drawer colouring activitySlyly secreted in the pick 'n' mix search-and-find puzzle

From the back cover: "This is a compilation of written works invented by Kurt Vonnegut. Included is every reference to every publication in every novel ever written by Mr. Vonngut. Included are quotations from The Books of Bokonon. Included are the novels and short stories of Kilgore Trout. Included is Philip Castle's entire index entry for Mona Aamons Monzano. Included are the minor references to minor works by minor characters. Everything. Except those that weren't included." From the Introduction: "Can I thank Mr. Vonnegut enough for providing the inspiration and source material for this book, as well as for his incredibly satisfying life's work? I can only say: Mr. Vonnegut, I love you."