Timmy Failure Series Stephan Pastis Collection 7 Books Set (Now Look What You've Done)

Titles in This Set :
 
Mistakes Were Made
Now Look What You've Done
We Meet Again
Sanitized for Your Protection
The Book You're Not Supposed to Have
The Cat Stole My Pants
It's the End When I Say It's the End

Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781406395631

Mistakes Were Made:
Meet Timmy Failure, founder of the "best" detective agency in town – Total Failure, Inc. With the help of his polar bear, Total, the clueless, comically self-confident Timmy already has plans for world domination.

Now Look What You've Done:
Timmy Failure is the founder, president and CEO of the greatest detective agency in town, probably the country, perhaps the world: Total Failure, Inc. And he's about to crack the biggest case of his generation.

We Meet Again:
Timmy's detective agency is on the verge of global domination. Global riches. Global fame. And yet the gods are throwing him curveballs.

Sanitized for Your Protection:
Shenanigans abound as Timmy Failure finds himself on a road trip with none other than notorious criminal Molly Moskins.

The Book You're Not Supposed to Have:
The only thing you need to know about Timmy’s latest memoir is that it was never meant for publication. Timmy's detective log was stolen, and if this book gets out, Timmy will be grounded for life.

The Cat Stole My Pants:
Timmy is in Key West, Florida, ostensibly for the honeymoon of his mother and Doorman Dave – if they even got married, which Timmy doubts. Unfortunately for Timmy, crime doesn’t take a holiday.

It's the End When I Say It's the End:
It's nearly Christmas, but there's no rest for the world's greatest detective. Timmy's class are making a film, and Timmy is in charge of writing it. There's only one subject matter worthy of such a film.

About the Author :

Stephan Pastis took an unusual route to becoming a number-one best-selling comics creator: he went to law school. It's not that he didn't want to become a cartoonist - as a child growing up in the Los Angeles suburb of San Marino, he spent many happy hours off by himself drawing. He was routinely called on to create cartoons for his school newspapers. But by the time he graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a degree in political science, Pastis - a completely self-taught artist - felt it unlikely that his cartoons would ever be syndicated.