I need a new bum! Read by The Scottish Granny
The Scottish Granny, Janice Clark, is back in the spotlight with her video reading 'I Need a New Bum!' by Dawn McMillan and Ross Kinnaird. Garnering over a million views on YouTube and Facebook, the video features her reading the hilarious story to her grandson, Archer. The picture book, which tells the tale of a boy who needs a new bottom after finding a crack in his own, has become a worldwide hit due in large part to Clark's contagious laughter.
First published in 2012 by Oratia Books, a publisher based in New Zealand, the book 'I Need a New Bum!' was subsequently acquired by Dover Publications and released in the US in 2014 under the title 'I Need a New Butt.' Jennifer Feldman, the publisher at Dover, stated that the book's humor made it an ideal addition to their children's list, saying, "It's ridiculous the way kids like to be ridiculous."
Before she rose to internet fame, Janice Clark saw weekly sales figures for 'I Need a New Bum!' in the double digits. However, since the Scottish Granny's video gained viral attention, over 100,000 copies have flown off the shelves, causing Dover Publications to repeatedly reprint the book.
Clark responded to the question about her reaction to her video's online popularity by saying, "I thought to myself, if I continue this way, I'm going to make everyone rich." Why not participate in the fun and watch the amusing video for yourself? You won't be disappointed! In the meantime, get a copy of 'I Need a New Bum!' for your kids. It's an excellent method to begin their day with a giggle!
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