A play based on Andy Stanton‘s sixth book, What’s for Dinner, Mr Gum?, translated into German by prolific translator Harry Rowohlt, premiered in Berlin on …
Andy Stanton teams up with Starbucks… …as he is named their Pick of the Week! Customized cards can be found on counters in Starbucks branches across the nation, with...
Nick Hornby, author of About A Boy, has had some very kind things to say about Andy Stanton‘s Mr. Gum books, which began back in 2006 with You’re a Bad Man,...
Andy Stanton‘s hilarious You’re a Bad Man, Mr Gum! remains as popular as ever, and has recently been shortlisted for the York Libraries… …Favourite Book Award, in which the children of...
Andy Stanton, author of You’re a Bad Man, Mr Gum!, has received a recommendation from Open Book on BBC Radio 4 for the Mr Gum Series. The programme, which aired...
Author of You’re a Bad Man, Mr Gum!, Andy Stanton, is pictured in The Bookseller (9th March) with The Duchess of Cornwall at The Biggest Book Show on Earth, which took place...
Andy Stanton’s You’re a Bad Man, Mr Gum! featured in Made for Mums’ 10 Best books for 7 year olds. Nina Koo-Seen-Lin said that it’s a “splendid book and the others that follow it will leave you…...
What’s For Dinner, Mr Gum? was No 7 in The Independent on Sunday’s Hit List: “For any sevenish-year-olds who like a good laugh.”… …”The sixth book in this hilarious series.”
Julian Eccleshare picked What’s For Dinner, Mr Gum?? as one of her recommendations for Christmas books for children in The Guardian on Saturday.
The Bookseller featured pictures of children in pyjamas on a big bed on Liverpool Street Station, listening to You’re a Bad Man, Mr Gum! by Andy Stanton as commuters rushed by… …the event was supported...