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A hilarious tale of wish fulfilment gone wrong that every child will relate to - perfect for fans of Pamela Butchart, My Brother is a Superhero and David Baddiel´s The Parent Agency

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´I can get a new brother? On the internet?´ Jonny muttered. ´Oh sweet mangoes of heaven!´

Everyone has dreamed of being able to get rid of their brother or sister at one time or another - but for Jonny, the dream is about to become a reality with SiblingSwap.com! What could be better than someone awesome to replace Ted, Jonny´s obnoxious older brother.

But finding the perfect brother isn´t easy, as Jonny discovers when Sibling Swap sends him a line of increasingly bizarre replacements: first a merboy, then a brother raised by meerkats, and then the ghost of Henry the Eighth! What´s coming next?! Suddenly old Ted isn´t looking so bad. But can Jonny ever get him back?

A hilarious tale of wish fulfilment gone wrong that every child will relate to - perfect for fans of Pamela Butchart, My Brother is a Superhero and David Baddiel´s The Parent Agency.

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Simmons is a lively writer who knows how to crank up the fun Young Post

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Jo Simmons began her working life as a journalist. Her first fiction series for children, Pip Street, was inspired by her own kids´ love of funny fiction, and two Super Loud Sambooks followed. In addition to children´s fiction, she co-wrote a humorous parenting book, Can I Give Them Back Now?: The Aargh To Zzzzzz Of Parenting, published by Square Peg. Jo lives in Brighton with her husband, two boys and a scruffy formerly Romanian street dog. I Swapped My Brother on the Internet is her first book for Bloomsbury.

Nathan Reed has been a professional illustrator since graduating from Falmouth College of Arts in 2000. He has illustrated Christopher Edge´s How to Write Your Best Story Ever and the Elen Caldecott´s Marsh Road Mysteries Series. His most recent picture book is Samson the Mighty Flea by Angela McAllister. He was shortlisted for the Serco Prize for Illustration in 2014. When he´s not illustrating he can be found with his two boys and a football on Peckham Rye Common.

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