The King of Kazam by Jen Hyatt & Cassandra Harrison

Kazam’s King is mean, selfish and shouts all the time. He wants splendiferous castles built in his name and he will stop at nothing to get them. The more elaborate the design, the more money he needs. He raises taxes, demands everything from everyone around him and even charges the humble people of Kazam every time they need to use the loo!

When the villagers run out of money to pay him, there’s nowhere for all the poo to go because they can’t afford to flush!

An incredibly pungent catastrophe waiting to happen, this fun take on toilet humour will have you laughing out loud as you read on. A smelly, wonderful and yet poignant story of community joy amidst troubling financial times, has been created in rhyme by author, Jen Hyatt. With superb illustrations by Cassandra Harrison, the characters are brought to life on each page as the sewage system threatens to explode!

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