Ratburger

Ratburger opens the Untitled series with David Walliams’s signature blend of dark humour and heart. The plot centers on a young girl who finds an unusually clever rat and ends up tangled with a repulsive burger vendor. Walliams deploys his trademark gross-out gags and eccentric characters, crafting a children’s story that is as touching as it is laugh-out-loud funny.

As the first book in the Untitled series, Ratburger showcases a resourceful heroine who must outwit a menacing fast-food operator to save her unlikely pet. The narrative zips along with slapstick energy, balancing moments of genuine emotion with absurdity. Readers of funny middle-grade fiction will appreciate this tale of loyalty and courage, all served with a side of revolting delights.