<b>‘One of the most purely enjoyable things I’ve read!’ </b>Frank Cottrell-Boyce<br><br><b>Imagine if you got to be the boss of EVERYONE – even your dad!</b> <b>That’s just what happens to </b><b>10-year-old Joss in this hilarious, brand-new comedy from bestselling author, comedian and presenter Danny Wallace, with illustrations throughout from Gemma Correll. <br><br> Perfect for children aged 8+ and fans of David Baddiel, Stephen Mangan, David Walliams, Andy Griffiths, Jenny Pearson and Helen Rutter.</b><br><br> Ten-year-old Joss’s greatest ambition is to be Class Monitor at school. But she’s about to go one step further. It’s Take Your Kid to Work Day, and Joss’s dad takes her to the games company he works for. When the boss calls a meeting and tells them he’s giving his job away to the person with the best idea for a company game-changer . . . Joss sticks her hand up. And the next thing she knows, Joss is the boss. Joss is thrilled. Dad is horrified: he’s going to have to be on his best behaviour all the time! As Joss whips everyone into shape, maybe they can all learn a lesson or two . . . even Joss herself.<br><br> Warm-hearted and beautifully observed, with hilarious artwork from Gemma Correll, this family-centric comedy has massive wish-fulfilment appeal for kids and adults alike.<br><br> From the author of highly acclaimed adult bestsellers <i>YES MAN</i>, <i>JOIN ME</i> and the eagerly anticipated SOMEBODY TOLD ME.<br><br><b>DANNY WALLACE'S HILARIOUS NEW ADVENTURE <i>OPERATION: EVIL GENIUS </i>AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER NOW!</b><br><br><b>Other books by Danny Wallace:</b><br><i>Operation: Evil Genius</i><br><i>The Luckiest Kid in the World</i><br><i><i>The Day the Screens Went Blank</i><br><i>Hamish and the Worldstoppers</i><br><i>Hamish and the Neverpeople</i><br><i>Hamish and the Gravity Burp</i><br><i>Hamish and the Baby Boom</i><br><i>Hamish and the Terrible Terrible Christmas and Other Stories</i><br><i>Hamish and the Monster Patrol</i></i><br><br><b>Praise for </b><i><b>The Day the Screens Went Blank:</b></i><br> 'So funny' Noel Fielding<br> 'Brilliantly funny' Shappi Khorsandi<br> 'Hilarious' Tim Minchin<br> 'Warm and funny' Frank Cottrell-Boyce