Katie Abey's divertingly stark, cartoony illustrations are reminiscent of Wimpy Kid and Tom Gates, and this paean to outrageous whoppers is a quick-fire delight.
In junior high, with minimal English skills, he won a science-fair Award of Merit with an experiment on ablative materials, which caught fire, to the delight of everyone.
But when the music turns out better than the brain expected, the nucleus accumbens fires off with delight.
In the writer's zeal to promote stockings, he referred to the Christmas tree as "a rootless and lifeless corpse" and went on to say: "The Christmas tree, dropping melted wax upon the carpet, filling all nervous people with a dread of fire; banishing the juvenile delight of opening the well-filled stocking in the dim morning light... should have no place in our beloved land.
Kate joined her husband Prince William at the Ring O' Fire event to the delight of crowds.
It's just Colbert being awesome (don't worry, it's a fake fire), much to the delight of Costas.
Hampshire batsman Neil McKenzie admitted relief and delight after firing the county into the FL t20 finals day for a third successive year.
There's nothing quite as cozy and atmospheric as a real wood fire, but we were delighted to discover how close Town & Country gas fireplaces come to bridging the great aesthetic divide.
The new Dons defender gift wrapped it for Dow with a slack pass into his own box and the latter nipped onto it before firing home to the delight of a boisterous away end.
Jack's memory retrieval releases the joke and Jack, delighted, fires out the line with a smashing delivery.
Jackson loved to zing his players, reporters, league officials, opposing teams and opposing fans, delighting firing up entire arenas on the road, as when he called Sacramento fans semicivilized and "redneck barbarians".
