Rachel Hamilton’s first children’s book, 'The Case of the Exploding Loo', was published by Simon Schuster in May and the second book in the series, 'The Case of the Exploding Brains', came out in February 'The Case of the Exploding Loo' won the Worcestershire Awesomest Book Award and the Ossett Riveting Reads Award/5. · Tupperware!) So, with that slight caveat in place, we come to The Case of the Exploding Loo. It’s a smart, vivid, detective-y story where Noelle (“Know All”) Hawkins sets out to find out what happened to her dad who has disappeared in the titular toilet. Rachel Hamilton has studied at Oxford and Cambridge and has put her education to good use working in an ad agency, a comprehensive school, a building site and a men's prison. The case of the Exploding Loo is her first novel/5(14).
The Case of the Exploding Loo. by Rachel Hamilton Sarah Ovens Audiobook. Listen to a sample Listen to a sample Description; Creators; Details; Quirky year-old Noelle Hawkins may be one of the brightest girls in her class but even she is completely miffed to explain how her dad, wacky scientist Big Brain Brian, spontaneously combusted while. Book Review - The Case of The Exploding Loo. 1st August By Susan Mann Leave a Comment. An interesting book title isn't it? That's what I first thought when I was emailed by Rachel Hamilton about her book. I read the synopsis and thought, yes this is something I'd love to read with my boys. Something a little bit quirky and fun. Rachel Hamilton has studied at Oxford and Cambridge and has put her education to good use working in an ad agency, a comprehensive school, a building site and a men's prison.
The Case Of The Exploding Loo [Hamilton, Rachel, Ovens, Sarah] on www.doorway.ru *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Case Of The Exploding Loo. Blog Tour: The Case of the Exploding Loo by Rachel Hamilton. Buy At Amazon ; I am delighted to welcome Rachel Hamilton’s Editor Ellie to Bookbabblers today, as part of the blog tour for The Case of the Exploding Loo. When the manuscript for The Case of the Exploding Loo landed on my desk it stood out straight away. I was immediately drawn to. Rachel Hamilton's first children's book, THE CASE OF THE EXPLODING LOO, won a Montegrappa First Fiction award at the Emirates Festival of Literature and the competition judge, Luigi Bonomi, became Rachel's literary agent the following week. Within a month, Rachel had a two book deal with Simon Schuster. Rachel is a graduate of both Oxford University and Cambridge University and has put her education to good use by working in an advertising agency, a comprehensive school, a building.
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