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52 Things to Do While You Poo: The Rugby Puzzle Book
By (Author) Hugh Jassburn
Octopus Publishing Group
Summersdale Publishers
27th October 2020
10th September 2020
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Rugby Union
Puzzles and quizzes
793
Hardback
112
Width 146mm, Height 146mm
Enjoy the glorious game in a whole new way with this mighty collection of rugby puzzles
If you can't watch the match from the comfort of your own toilet, you need something just as gripping to keep you enthralled. Whether it's spotting the difference between two crunching tackles or locating world-famous stadiums, this puzzle book is just the ticket. These amusing activities and fun facts will prove a sure-fire winner with any fan of the game. From bestselling author and professional brain-teaser Hugh Jassburn, this eye-catching collection will pit your wits against such challenges as these:- Find all the items of rugby kit hidden in a word search - Unscramble the names of famous players at Anagram RFC - Guess the year when the Rugby Football Union officially endorsed the oval-shaped ball- Prove you know what the various signals made by the referee and their assistants actually mean A superb gift idea, this is an all-round treat for rugby obsessives and casual fans alike.Hugh Jassburn has been pooing since 1974. After several months of producing a variety of stools (mostly in washable and reusable nappies) he moved on to disposables. By 1978 Hugh was a regular toilet user and hasn t looked back since. He is not a fan of cheap toilet paper, and strongly believes the flap should always be at the front of the roll. Hugh lives in Shitterton, Dorset, and dreams of one day moving to Pratt s Bottom in Kent.