Hi guys, just before we start the show here is a warning. We have a special guest on today.

Yes, very exciting guest, a author, a published author.

A published author? I can't believe we've pinned her down.

But one of the ways we haven't pinned her down is that she works in the office with us.

It's Ann Miller. You will have heard her before.

That's right. Ann Miller has just released her debut children's book. It's so good.

It's called Mickey and the Animal Spies and it is the story of a young girl who gets recruited into a secret organization called Cobra.

But it is not manned by humans, but by animals.

That's right. I'm not a child, but I have actually read it and I genuinely loved it.

It's like a fantasy book that you wish you'd had if you were sort of 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 34.

I'm not a child either. However, I do have the reading level of a 7-year-old.

I have to say, I think any kid who gets this book will be fascinated.

They'll know more code at the end of it and they will just want more.

They're going to get more because it's part of a trilogy.

It is. It does have code scattered throughout it.

It's almost a mini-activity book. It features some cracking animals. It gets cats in it. There's rats.

There's complex characters who maybe you don't love at first, but you grow very fond of.

There is a Cobra. It's a very funny pun on the real-life Cobra organization and then Cobra the Snake.

It's a brilliant book. Go get it.

And to get it, you should go on the internet where you can buy books or you should go to a bookshop where you can also buy books and just ask for Mickey and the Animal Spies.

Buy and Miller, who joins us on today's show, so let's get to it on with the episode.

Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast coming to you from the QI offices in Covenant Garden.

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