Ten Delicious Teachers: From the winner of the Waterstones Children's Book of the Year 2024 I Am Rebel

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By Ross Montgomery, and and, Sarah Warburton
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40 reviews
An irreverent and zany counting book that is gently thrilling and written in a deliciously infectious rhyme with witty and whimsical illustrations. Perfect for children starting or going back to school, and as a present for teachers.
Written by the award-winning author of the Waterstones Children’s Book of the Year 2024.
Shortlisted for the Laugh-Out-Loud Book Awards.
Ten very foolish teachers have missed the last bus home. But LOOK – a shortcut through the forest! They’ll be back in time for tea! Off they skip, unaware that in the woods a hungry horde of mischievous and hilariously goofy monsters is waiting…
""Funny and irreverent, it’s easy to imagine this one being a huge hit at school storytime."" Guardian
""A comic countdown chant. This rhyming story is great fun to read aloud… Fabulously drawn by Sarah Warburton… Enormous fun."" The Times Children’s Book of the Week
""A playfully wicked back-to-school alternative."" The Bookseller
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Reviews
There were 10 teachers and they missed their last bus . Then they went through the forest but there were some monsters over there. Each monster ate each teacher but they didn’t eat one. The teacher was very angry with the monsters.
Funny book enjoyed the story
it was very funny i could not stop giggling through out the book!
Great
I liked it when the monsters got told off by Mrs Hunter.
Fiction. Mrs hunter because she stood up to the monsters for being naughty. The monsters ate the teachers for tea. I would definitely recommend this book to others.
I didn't like that the teachers got eaten but did like that they learnt to be good.
One of my favourite books, I like it when the teacher try’s to teach the monsters at the end
It was really really good. It was hard but I like challenges!
I liked it because grandma was a teacher
Yes I would recommend this to my friends.
I enjoyed it because it counts down in numbers and it is a rhyming story with a little twist at the end
I did like it a little bit but not as much as some others
Fun book to read
I really like monsters and this was a good counting book!
I was scared of the monsters
It was funny because monster ate the teacher but at the end there was a happy ending
This is a fiction book. I liked it because the very last teacher is really angry with the monsters and teaches them some manners when they are double the size. How can she be so strict with the monsters and not be scared?! She is a great character.
I liked the book because it was very funny when teachers were gobbled by monsters.
They ate them.it was very good.
Loved this book!
I liked finding all the monsters and would love to go to the monster school at the end!
I was scared of the Monsters.
The best bit is when miss hunter says STOP THAT AT ONCE!!!
I like it because then the monsters studied
I liked it because they took the teachers and then the monsters studied
My favourite person was Miss Hunter. It interested me because they kept disappearing one by one and none of the other teachers noticed that they had been swept away by a monster.
I would definitely recommend this book to someone else.
I really liked it because it had monsters in it.
I liked when the monster was stood behind the teacher on the illustration.
I like how Mrs Hunter taught the monsters a lesson by shouting at them
It was a silly book and had a funny end
I really like the monsters!