Gross Garden Gobbler: Dyslexia-friendly Version

Grimeton's gardens are being gobbled. The kids think it must be aliens. Miss Stern blames Mr Gross The intended audience for this story is children aged 5 to 10. The intention with this version of Gross Garden Gobbler is to make it more readable for readers with dyslexia. It is printed with a large sans serif font on cream paper. There are no words written in capital letters or italics. the text is left-adjusted. Even the text on the cover has been made easier to read with a matt finish. It is also cheaper than the colour version, but still as funny and exciting to read or listen to

In spite of being one of the biggest pests that you could find in a garden, Andrew Ashcroft has now turned his attention to the biggest pest of all: The Grimeton Garden Gobbler. After the grossness of Gross Football Curry and Gross Teacherpox, Andrew Ashcroft has once more scraped into the grimey depths of his smelly imagination to delight like-minded children with Mr Gross’ latest atrocious antics. Believe it or not, Andrew Ashcroft has been a teacher for a very long time and is interested in helping children to read. So he writes gross stories that he hopes gross children will enjoy as much as he does. He also wants readers with dyslexia to be helped by the way he designs his books.