Not just any stuff... your stuff.
This is your bit of my wesbite!
Send in your costumes, drawings, classroom displays, poems, stories, jokes and, well, stuff. If your stuff's suitably stufftastic, I'll stuff it here.
Sarah's costume reminds me I need to brush my hair...
I wish I needed to eat, because James Dobeson's cake looks disturbingly delicious!
Manu's creature costume is a creepily creative creation!
AAH! Eloise Martin's Manga character was inspired by me!
What a handsome looking secret agent you are, Bruce! Mind if I borrow your jet pack?
Dogs 'n' Cats! Apparently this a human sprout called Sophia but I could have sworn it was is the Gorblimey...
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Daniel and Max have got my eyes! And my stitches, and my stripes, and...
Crumcrinkles! Umar has the key to being stylishly skeletal...
Crumcrinkles! Niamh's Luna Moon costume is fantabulant!
Ciaran's costume is like looking in a monstrous mirror!
Cheese 'n' biscuits! Angus is the most stylish key-fingered skeleton since... me!
Daniel looks eerily like me as he searches for the Ghost of Grotteskew!
Solomon can see with his eyes closed! Wish I could do that....
Sarah's costume reminds me I need
to brush my hair...
Uh-oh, Arthur Curley looks like he's seen a ghost! Hope it's not the Ghost of Grotteskew...
This World Book Day costume looks so much like me I'm not even sure it is a costume...
Finn's SCRAP costume is out of this world! Somewhere 513 is missing one of their robots...
Class 9 and 10 from Westerhope Primary have been writing about me! And someone called Guy Bass ... no idea who that is...
St Swithun's Primary School in Portsmouth has made a library display that makes me feel right at home...
I wish I needed to eat because James's cake looks disturbingly delicious...
Riley's looks more like me than ... me! Scary...
Paige makes a great Arabella - she's even got Pox the Monkey Bat perched on her head!
Isaac has a torch to light his way through Grotteskew's dark corridors! I wonder if I could borrow it...
Solomon can see with his eyes closed! Wish I could do that.
The pupils at Birches Green Junior School stitched heads to make Stitch Heads!
These displays from Legh Vale and St Richard's primary schools are SCARILY good!
No visitors! Look what Mr Holden and Year 5 did to their classroom door!