Hi everyone, James here. Welcome to this week's episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, where

myself, Andrew and Dan Shriver are joined by none other than our very, very, very good

friend and colleague Anne Miller. Now you all know Anne, she's been on the podcast many,

many times, but the one very important thing to tell you about her today is that she has

a brand new book out. That book is called Mickey and the Trouble with Moles. It is an amazing

children's book all about this secret group of animal spies and the amazing thing about

this book, well actually two really cool things about this book. Number one, there are secret

codes hidden in the book that you can solve while you're reading it. And number two, even

more excitingly for me, I have a cameo in it. Page 106, I'll admit it's not a huge cameo,

it's just one of the characters alludes to someone called James, but I am assured by

Anne that that refers to me. So this is very exciting for me. The first time I have ever

been in a work in fiction. But guys, honestly I can't tell you enough how great this book

is. It's called Mickey and the Trouble with Moles. Stephen Fry said of this series of

books, they're brilliantly funny, ingenious and deliciously addictive. And if that doesn't

sell you on them, I don't know what will. Apart from hearing Anne on this week's episode

of Fish. So with no more ado, it is time for this week's No Switch Things of Fish. On

with the podcast. Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly

podcast coming to you from four undisclosed locations in the UK. My name is Dan Schreiber,

I am sitting here with James Harkin, Andrew Hunter Murray and Anne Miller. And once again,

we have gathered around the microphones with our four favorite facts from the last seven

days. And in no particular order, here we go. Starting with fact number one, and that

is Anne. My fact is that Moles' burrows have special

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