They will learn about Cedric, the loyal Keeper of the Pants, who uses the Royal Pants App to keep a check on the royal underwear. Nicholas Allan’s hilarious sequel to the bestselling The Queen’s Knickers is THE Book for Coronation celebrations, releasing everywhere April 2023. This review was written by Prue Goodwin Have worked in literacy education since 1968 - class teacher, LEA advisor, Linc Project, University of Reading teaching (under grad, post grad and MA modules children's books in education). Andersen Press will publish as a paperback original, with a flourish of regal gold foiling in April, ready for the Coronation celebrations.

The King’s Pants — Just Imagine The King’s Pants — Just Imagine

Sue Buswell, Andersen Press’ editorial director for picture books acquired world rights for The King’s Pants from Nicholas’ agent Bill Hamilton at A. But in a boxer-shorts blunder at the Royal Mail, the King's undies have been posted to his subjects nationwide! M. Heath, Sue originally worked as Nicholas’ editor for many years, and when the opportunity to publish this hilarious sequel arose she jumped at the opportunity, “It is a real pleasure to work with Nicholas again, and what better book to publishing at this royal moment than The King’s Pants? It is written in the style of nonfiction – providing information, from which young readers can acquire knowledge of the monarch’s private life.Celebrate King Charles III’s coronation with this hilarious story jam-packed with royal pants from the author of the award-winning, bestselling, funny family favourite The Queen’s Knickers! Andersen Press have picked-up Nicholas Allan’s The King’s Pants for publication in the lead-up to King Charles III coronation and will mount their biggest-ever picture book campaign cementing this as THE book to celebrate King Charles III Coronation.

The King’s Pants for Coronation Andersen Press Pulls Up The King’s Pants for Coronation

All sorts of pants, including one with a drawbridge and edible ones too for if he becomes stuck on a desert island. But in a boxer-shorts blunder at the Royal Mail, the King’s undies have been posted to his subjects nationwide! The tale about a sack of pants that went astray would make an amusing piece of drama and, of course, everyone can design some more differently decorated pants. A word of warning though: this book could be a ’marmite’ book – not to everyone’s taste, or sense of humour.

He is also the author of the book that was adapted into the BAFTA-winning television series for CiTV, Hilltop Hospital, broadcast in over 40 countries. He has a pair for every occasion: coronation pants (he can’t be crowned without them), organic pants (edible in royal emergencies) and even inflatable space-pants (because one never knows when they might come in handy). His books have been adapted into West End musicals, including The Queen’s Knickers, The Giant’s Loo Roll, and Father Christmas Needs A Wee, the latter touring annually. We have a huge campaign planned to make sure this is the book to celebrate the Coronation with children all around the UK and the Commonwealth, a fitting celebration of our new King! Andersen will also mount its biggest-ever campaign for an original picture book to cement The King’s Pants as THE book to celebrate the Coronation.