Book giveaway: The Chicken Nugget Ambush by Mark Lowery. Post your feedback by 5 August for chance to win £100 Love2Shop Voucher!

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A class trip to Farm View outdoor survival centre is one thing, but can Roman Garstang survive a chicken-nugget-only diet? It's time to put his new survival skills to the test...

The Chicken Nugget Ambush is the latest Roman Garstang disaster from the hilarious Mark Lowery. If you enjoyed The Jam Doughnut That Ruined My Life, you'll love this next installment of Roman & co, perfect for children aged 9- 11. We have 50 copies of this laugh-out-loud tale to give away so head over to the giveaway page to snap yours up now!

The giveaway ends on 20 June so apply now! You don't have to win a free copy to take part in the discussion. Anyone who has read The Chicken Nugget Ambush can post their (and their children's) feedback on this discussion thread. If you miss out on a free one, you can buy a copy. All who post feedback here before 5 August will be entered into a prize draw to win a £100 Love2shop voucher.

This discussion is sponsored by Piccadilly Press

The kids really enjoyed this, great book!

fab book, my kids loved it from start to finish.

My grand-daughter was raving about this the other day - I'm going to read it too!

Love the imagination and humour in this

Kids loved it!

Haven't read it - but judging by the above praise I hope I win one to be able to

The kids loved it, a lot of fun.. will definitely read again!

I haven't read it but it looks like a great book. Xx

Great read and will look in to other books now as both myself and daughter loved it.

my daughter loved this book and has passed it on to her friend. she highly recommends it

I haven't read this but my nephew has many times, and he says its fantastic!

Very funny :D x

What a funny book!!! My daughter will be giving it to her school library when we get back in September so we can share it with loads of kids !

This was a really funny book and an easy read. Its probably most suitable for ages 8-10 and we will be passing it on to the school library now that we've enjoyed it. The story is set during a school residential trip and I think lots of children will identify with the story and the slapstick type of humour in the book.