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Chicken school
Tim thinks he has the most boring family in the world. There's no way that sparkly Sophie in his class is ever going to look at him. All Tim can do is invent amazing fantasy stories in which he rescues Sophie from dreadful danger. And then the graffiti starts appearing in school and it's all about chickens. Who is writing them? And then Tim discovers his father dressing up as Wonder Woman. Suddenly boring starts to look very good indeed.
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- "Tim thinks he has the most boring family in the world."
- "Tim thinks he has the most boring family in the world. There's no way that sparkly Sophie in his class is ever going to look at him. All Tim can do is invent amazing fantasy stories in which he rescues Sophie from dreadful danger. And then the graffiti starts appearing in school and it's all about chickens. Who is writing them? And then Tim discovers his father dressing up as Wonder Woman. Suddenly boring starts to look very good indeed."
- "Tim thinks he has the most boring family in the world. There's no way that sparkly Sophie in his class is ever going to look at him. All Tim can do is invent amazing fantasy stories in which he rescues Sophie from dreadful danger. And then the graffiti starts appearing in school and it's all about chickens. Who is writing them? And then Tim discovers his father dressing up as Wonder Woman. Suddenly boring starts to look very good indeed."@en
- "Tim thinks he has the most boring family in the world ; his school is boring ; and Tim thinks he is boring -- far too boring for his classmate, Sophie, whom he finds rather attractive. Then chicken-themed graffiti starts appearing in school, much to the chagrin of the headmaster. His family appears slightly less boring when Tim discovers his father dressing up as Wonder Woman."@en
- "Tim thinks he has the most boring family in the world. There's no way that sparkly Sophie in his class is ever going to look at him. School is boring too, because they all have to follow a very boring timetable, insisted on by Mr Dedman, the head. All Tim can do is invent amazing fantasy stories in which he is a superhero, rescuing Sophie from dreadful danger. And then the graffiti starts appearing in school - and it's all about chickens. Who is writing them? And, as if the mystery at school wasn't enough,Tim discovers his father dressing up as Wonder Woman. 8 yrs+"@en
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