Andy Riley Boeken

Eddie is geen gewone jongen. Hij is een koning, met een troon, zijn eigen wapenuitrusting en een kasteel met geheime gangen. Elke vrijdag geeft hij al zijn geld uit aan chocola voor de boeren. Maar als het geld opraakt, komt Koning Eddie in een lastige situatie. De kwade Keizer Nurbison komt op bezoek, in zijn zwarte mantel met puntige kraag en tijdens het lopen begeleid door griezelige muziek. Hij houdt Eddies koninkrijk al een tijdje in de gaten en is van plan om de ontevredenheid van de boeren te misbruiken! Als de keizer een grote nepdraak bouwt van een koe, groen crêpepapier, pluizige pantoffels en twee verjaardagstaartkaarsjes, om de boeren bang te maken, weet Eddie dat het tijd is om zijn eerste stiekeme plan ooit te verzinnen.

Dangerous dolls and dastardly plots await in this next rib-tickling adventure from Andy Riley, King Flashypants and the Toys of Terror. Something strange is afoot in Edwinland—King Edwin's arch nemesis Emperor Nurbison isn't acting like himself. He's smiling. He's cheerful. He's even making toys for the peasants! King Edwin knows he must be up to something. But what?

The Book of Bunny Suicides and Return of the Bunny Suicides have introduced millions of people around the world to those cute bunnies always looking for new ways to end it all. Published for the first time in a unique paperback format, with a dozen new cartoons, this is the ultimate collection for fans of the fluffy little bunnies who just don't want to live any more.

Bunnies, be free and happy! Small kids, knowledge is yours once more! Cartoon master of the dastardly and deranged, Andy Riley, has left behind his previous bugbears and turned his bizarre attentions to the world of inventions. DIY Dentistry shows what happens when a bored, macabre intelligence involves itself with blue-sky thinking - a high-speed police response unit enabled by The Cop Catapult, a Solitaire Boxing device for the lonely pugilist and An Arsehole Trap which deals quickly, and appropriately, with wannabe Big Brother candidates. These, and many other freakish twists of the imagination, come alive in this hilarious, sometimes thought-provoking (mostly not), brilliant new collection.

When rumours of a huge and terrifying monster called the Gizimoth reach Edwinland, King Edwin Flashypants decides that, to be a proper king, he needs to go and fight it. Meanwhile, Emperor Nurbison has had a similar idea, but he has a much sneakier plan for what he can do with the Gizimoth. And it involves squishing Edwinland. Hold tight for another thrilling Flashypants adventure, with jousting, vegetables, fire-breathing toads and plenty of FOO-HOO-HOOing

"The bunnies are back - and there's only one thing on their minds. In this new collection, follow the continuing adventures of the fluffy little rabbits who just don't want to live any more ..."--Publisher's description.

A collection of darkly humorous and outrageous cartoons that will resonate with those embracing their mischievous side, featuring surreal concepts for anyone feeling disenchanted.

The story features a nine-year-old hero, Action Dude, who thrives on thrilling adventures and perilous stunts. Known for his bravery, he faces his greatest challenge when a theme park filled with malfunctioning robots goes out of control. With his fearless spirit and knack for danger, Action Dude must step up to save the day in this action-packed tale.

Rabbits. We'll never quite know why, but sometimes they decide they've just had enough of this world- and that's when they start getting inventive. The Book of Bunny Suicides follows over one hundred bunnies as they find ever more outlandish ways to do themselves in. From an encounter with the business end of Darth Vader's lightsaber, to supergluing themselves to a diving submarine, to hanging around underneath a loose stalactite, these bunnies are serious about suicide. Illustrated in a stark and simple style, The Book of Bunny Suicides is a collection of hilarious and outrageous cartoons that will appeal to anyone in touch with their evil side.

Back on the farm, the pigs are restless, and pissed. Smoking, pork-eating, overweight and without any s**t to roll in, these pigs aren't your cuddly, oinking kind of farmyard brother. They are mean and they are angry. From the genius behind the bestselling BUNNY SUICIDES series comes a hilarious new collection of illustrations that confirms all our worst the pigs won't take it lying down.

'It takes the beaks of seven penguins to make a Penguin biscuit' 'All wind is made by wind farms' 'Wine makes mummy clever' 'Milk feels pain' These are just some of the great lies that Andy Riley had you telling your kids last Christmas, in the Sunday Times bestseller GREAT LIES TO TELL SMALL KIDS. Now here are LOADS MORE LIES, to bamboozle more kids and entertain wicked adults everywhere...

'Their names are Karl, Lottie and Nev, and they work in a coffee shop. That's all you need to know. Actually, you don't even need to know their names that much; you just need to recognise the sort of people they are - the care-worn balding thirty-year-old, keenly aware he's on the final lap of his youth, the girl who frets about everything (but food in particular), and the chirpy big-eyed twat with one of those unfortunate faces that you just want to hit ...' For five years, BUNNY SUICIDES author Andy Riley has delighted Observer Magazine readers with his dark and funny weekly strip - Roasted. Now collected together for the first time, here are the ongoing adventures of three wasters in a coffee shop - making an essential guide to the modern world for fans and newcomers alike.

From the author of the wildly popular Bunny Suicides series comes this hilarious collection detailing all the quirks and endearing oddities of motherhood. Mommy loves chocolate cake (no matter how bad it is for her), has magical spit (removes any stain!), and loves spa treatments (especially when she's not the one paying). Whether she's admiring her shoe collection or hiding Daddy's favorite grungy T-shirt, Mommy's always there doing her best to be the greatest. Including 60 all-new cartoons from Andy Riley, Wine Makes Mommy Clever is an affectionate, witty tribute to moms everywhere.

The perfect gift for Father's Day - 60 brilliant ALL NEW cartoons from Andy Riley celebrating the special one. Affectionate, witty and endearing - just like Dad. It's the gift that keeps on giving - just like Dad. Every day should be Father's Day.

Große Aufregung in Eddiland: Ein riesiges Monster mit unzähligen Augen macht die Wildnis von Krong unsicher! Heldenhaft verspricht King Eddi seinen Untertanen, das Ungeheuer in einem Zweikampf zu besiegen. Doch der König ahnt nicht, in welches Schlamassel er sich damit stürzt – denn auch sein ärgster Gegner, der fiese Imperator, will das Monster in seine Gefangenschaft bringen. Natürlich plant er eigentlich einen hinterhältigen Angriff auf Eddiland ... Eine witzige Geschichte voller Slapsticks für Frühleser und Kinder, die sich mit dem Lesen schwertun. Mit vielen humorvollen Illustrationen.

Akční týpek je opravdový akční hrdina! Skáče z vrtulníků, rozbíjí lodě, běhá po vrcholcích jeřábů a vychází z budov těsně před výbuchem. Je to ten nejodvážnější týpek, jaký kdy existoval! Až na to, že se bojí pavouků. (Ale to nikdy nikomu neříkejte!) Když se v zábavním parku plném robotů stane neštěstí, musí zasáhnout. Koneckonců nikdo jiný není takový blázen, aby tam jen tak vešel a všechny zachránil!

Auch Sympathieträger haben Depressionen. Andy Riley hat genau hingeschaut und enthüllt mit schockierender Offenheit, wie sich unsere langohrigen Kuscheltiere vom Acker machen. Für immer. Sie sind Hasen, sie sind flauschig, und sie haben nur eins im Sinn: sich umzubringen. Sie meucheln sich mit dem Hackebeil, sie werfen sich im passenden Augenblick unter die Stilettos schöner Frauen, sie verstecken sich im Barbecue. Fest steht: Keiner stirbt so kreativ wie Häschen, und das Schönste ist, dass wir ihnen dabei zusehen dürfen. Denn das ist nicht triefend traurig, sondern zum Kreischen komisch.

In this richly entertaining and accessible book, Alex Bellos explodes the myth that maths is best left to the geeks. Covering subjects from adding to algebra from set theory to statistics, and from logarithms to logical paradoxes, he explains how mathematical ideas underpin just about everything in our lives. Alex explains the surprising geometry of the 50p piece, and the strategy of how best to gamble it in a casino. He shines a light on the mathematical patterns in nature, and on the peculiar predictability of random behaviour. He eats a potato crisp whose revolutionary shape was unpalatable to the ancient Greeks, and he shows the deep connections between maths, religion and philosophy. Alex weaves a journey from primary school to university level maths, from ancient history to the computing frontline, and from St Louis, Missouri, to Braintree, Essex. He meets the world's fastest mental calculators in Germany, consults a numerologist in the US desert, meets a startlingly numerate chimpanzee in Japan, and seeks advice from a venerable Hindu sage in India. An unlikely but exhilarating cocktail of history, reportage and mathematical proofs, Alex's Adventures in Numberland show the world of maths to be a much friendlier and more colourful place than you might have imagined.

Les aventures drôles et décalées d'un chat philosophe et d'un chien hyperactif. Comme prévu, le chat fera preuve d'intelligence et de subtilité là où le chien foncera dans le tas avec une naïveté frôlant parfois la bêtise.