In this, his third collection of potty poems and rotten rhymes for the King's England Press, the author comes back to some familiar subjects. Toilets, school, and underpants, cowpats, foul fridges, and old-age bogies, to name but a few. It's a book that should appeal on different levels: if you're young enough to have seen Andrew at your school doing one of his many performances, you'll find poems here to make you giggle, groan and guffaw. If you're one of that strange species, an adult, or maybe even a teacher, you might catch the odd echo of Cautionary Tales in poems such as Greedy Little Nigel, or The Boiler House, as Andrew assumes the mantle of a streetwise, modern-day Hilaire Belloc.
