The Prince Of Pants
By Alan MacDonald
Prince Pip’s birthday pants vanish, sending him on a puzzling palace hunt for a pants-tastic surprise.
Pageticker community rating
Average score: 4.67
From 6 readers
What do our readers think of The Prince Of Pants? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children find the pants jokes very funny and enjoy the colourful, silly adventure. They especially like spotting the hidden pants in the pictures and joining in with the search.
What does the Pageticker team say about The Prince Of Pants?
We loved this wonderfully silly birthday adventure, which combines playful language with bright, joke-filled illustrations. The hunt for Prince Pip’s missing pants makes this an especially enjoyable read-aloud, with plenty for children to spot and discuss. It is best suited to children who enjoy toilet humour and lively visual comedy... though some families may prefer a less pants-focused choice...
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What is The Prince Of Pants about?
On his birthday, Prince Pip eagerly opens his drawer to select a special pair of pants, only to find it empty! Determined to solve the mystery, he searches the palace high and low. Could his missing pants be part of a grand, pants-tastic surprise?
About the author
Alan MacDonald is a popular British author who writes funny and exciting books for children. He is best known for the 'Dirty Bertie' series, which follows the adventures of a mischievous boy who loves getting into trouble. Alan enjoys making readers laugh and hopes his stories inspire a love of reading and imagination.
Discussion ideas around The Prince Of Pants
A birthday mystery: How do you think Prince Pip feels when his pants drawer is empty, and what might you do in his place?
Spotting the clues: Which details in the palace help tell the story, and what clues would you look for if you were searching with Pip?
Surprises: What makes a birthday surprise exciting, and how can you plan a kind surprise for someone else?
Funny clothes: What would your special birthday pants look like, and what would you call them?
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2016
First published
2016
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