The World of Norm: May Be Recycled

In this eleventh book, Norm faces a series of hilarious challenges at home, proving that even ordinary days can turn into extraordinary adventures in The World of Norm: May Be Recycled.

In The World of Norm: May Be Recycled, readers are treated to another delightful adventure with Norm, whose life is anything but ordinary. As he wakes up to what seems like a mundane day, he quickly realizes that chaos is just around the corner. Alone at home, Norm thinks he has the freedom to enjoy the fridge all to himself, but little does he know the series of mishaps that await him. From dealing with pesky snails to the embarrassment of hanging his mother's laundry, Norm's day takes a turn for the absurd when his perfect cousins arrive and his family decides to adopt a vege-flipping-tarian lifestyle.

The humor in The World of Norm: May Be Recycled is amplified by the witty illustrations from Donough O'Malley, which complement Jonathan Meres’ engaging writing style. As Norm navigates through the trials of his day, readers will find themselves laughing out loud at his misadventures and the relatable struggles of family life. Norm's optimistic yet hapless nature makes him a character that resonates with young readers, reminding them that even the most chaotic days can have their funny moments.

With a narrative that appeals to fans of both Tom Gates and Diary of a Wimpy Kid, this installment in the beloved series is sure to entertain. Norm’s experiences serve as a humorous reminder that sometimes, the best stories come from the most unexpected situations. Will Norm ever learn to expect the unexpected? Only time will tell.