Tom Gates: Yes! No (May Be . . .) by Liz Pichon [Paperback]

Is tidying your room a total disaster zone? Calling all fans of laughter and doodles!

Tom Gates is back in action in the hilarious "Yes! No (Maybe...)", the eighth book in Liz Pichon's award-winning series. This laugh-out-loud adventure is perfect for children aged 9-12 who love a good dose of mischief and relatable situations.

Tom's world is turned upside down when his well-meaning (but slightly terrifying) mum declares war on clutter. Faced with the daunting task of cleaning his room, Tom is paralyzed by indecision. Throwing anything away feels like a terrible mistake, especially with his grumpy sister, 
Delia, hovering nearby, ready to pounce on any discarded treasures.

But fear not, Tom has a secret weapon – his trusty doodles and comic creations! In "Yes! No (Maybe...)", Tom's notebook becomes his hilarious escape route from the tidy-up chaos. Readers will be treated to Tom's signature sketches, witty observations, and laugh-aloud doodles as he chronicles his battles with decluttering and his ever-present nemesis, Mr. Fullerman.

This action-packed story is more than just a room-cleaning saga. It explores the struggles of making decisions, the importance of creativity, and the special bond between siblings (even the grumpy ones!). With its engaging mix of text and illustrations, "Yes! No (Maybe...)" is a fantastic choice for young readers who are looking for a funny and relatable story.

Here's what makes "Tom Gates: Yes! No (Maybe...)" a must-read:

Hilarious and engaging story perfect for fans of Wimpy Kid and Diary of a Wimpy Kid.

Award-winning author and illustrator Liz Pichon brings Tom's world to life with quirky doodles and comics.

Relatable themes of tidying, decision-making, and sibling rivalry.

Encourages creativity and self-expression through Tom's doodles and artwork.

Perfect for independent readers aged 9-12.

So, if you're looking for a book that will make you laugh out loud and keep you turning the pages, then "Tom Gates: Yes! No (Maybe...)" is the perfect choice!