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Jeremy Strong has been writing for children for many years and combined this with being a primary-school headmaster before he became a full-time writer. He has a rapidly growing reputation as a writer and won the 1997 Children's Book Award for The Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog. Jeremy lives in Somerset.Strong's books are hugely popular with young children with their breezy, daft exuberance
Sunday Times
His books crackle with good humour and invention
TES
King of comedy
Guardian
His books are preposterously entertaining
Observer
His books crackle with good humour and invention
TES
‘Do you think I should ask him out, Nicholas, or is that a bit forward?’
‘GRANNY!’ We all stared at her. Dad had to sit down.
Nicholas’s granny has fallen in love – with the elderly Hell’s Angel next door! Yurrrgghhh. Nicholas’s dad isn’t happy about it – but Granny won’t let him get in the way. She has a few tricks up her sleeve . . . and Granny on a motorbike could be a very dangerous thing . . .