Twins Nathan and David are messy, noisy and all around badly behaved kids who are good at one thing: driving away nannies. Shunned by every nanny agency in town, their parents despair at finding anyone who can survive their boys. Then they meet Martin Healy Discount, and his mustache.
The Day the Mustache Took Over by Alan Katz is a riotous comedy. Full of ridiculous hijinks and hilarious absurdity, it keeps the reader laughing from start to finish. Katz sets a quick and witty pace with wordplay and plenty of slapstick, reminiscent of old Hollywood movies like His Girl Friday. The Day the Mustache Took Over is a very light-hearted and thoroughly entertaining read that will appeal to readers of all ages.
Review of an Advanced Reader’s Copy
This book was sent to Compass Book Ratings for review by Bloomsbury USA
Content Analysis:
Profanity/Language: None
Violence/Gore: Children stumble down stairs (twice); adult pokes child’s nose; adult kills plant; adult mentions falling out of bed; children run into each other; adult gets sunburnt.
Sex/Nudity: None
Mature Subject Matter:
Responsibility.
Alcohol / Drug Use:
None
