LoveReading4Kids Says
LoveReading4Kids Says
Ted has a secret: his toilet allows him to travel through time. Yes – really. All he has to do is climb in, press the flush and whisper a destination. In this adventure, he’s determined to win first prize for a school project so travels back to Roman times, coming face-to-face with 30,000 legionaries on their way to invade Britain; meanwhile, wearing an authentic toga to school really helps swing the competition his way. This popular series is full of toilet humour (to be fair, the author does apologise for that) and the kind of jokes children love, but it’s packed with historical facts too, including the quirky, memorable ones that really make history come alive.
If you’re looking for more zany takes on Julius Caesar and friends, Gary Northfield’s Julius Zebra series is terrific, while Matt Brown has an equally funny take on time travel, though without the history, in the Compton Vallance books.
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Ted and His Time Travelling Toilet: Roman Rewind Synopsis
A hilarious time-travelling adventure, via Ted's remarkable toilet portal. Romans, toilet-humour, and laugh-out-loud learning fun - what's not to love!?
When Ted accidentally discovers (don't ask!) that his toilet allows him to travel back in time to any point in history, his (slightly soggy) discoveries are only just beginning. Join Ted on his fuily immersive adventure into Roman life, as he flushes himself back to ancient tmes to find out all he can for his half term project from the Romans themselves!
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“Ted’s adventures are hilarious. The book has some fascinating facts, brilliant jokes and a bit of love. I loved it so much, I even memorised Ted’s full name!!” Joshua aged 7
“I absolutely loved it. It was so, so funny and I learnt stuff too! I even wrote my own story about a time-travelling washing machine.” Amelie aged 8
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About Steven Vinacour
Steven Vinacour writes and directs TV shows and adverts and owns a content creation company, creating content for people who want content creating. He likes skateboarding, dogs, magic, going to the gym, eating and writing books about toilets (but not all at the same time). He can’t sing, plays football badly, his dancing abilities are questionable and he’s not very good at being an adult. Steven doesn’t take life seriously enough and probably should know better.
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