Mixed Up Fairy Tales

by: Hilary Robinson

September 15, 2005
This got my 3 1/2 year old laughing in delight at the silly results of his page choices. He would not let me put it down, and though I had initialy bought it as a present for someone else, i will have to buy another copy. He was thrilled to know which stories the pages came from, and mixing them up brought him great entertainment. A big hit.

Used Price: £3.73

My Mum and Dad Make Me Laugh

by: Nick Sharratt

April 07, 2003
My 3 year old son recently borrowed this from nursery and I'm about to buy us our own copy. He loved this book and so did I. It's great fun and the slight twist at the end kept him amused time after time. The pictures are brilliant and can be pored over for ages, always finding something new. I'd highly recommend this for 2-4 year olds....

Used Price: £2.25

My Sister Jodie

by: Jacqueline Wilson

March 06, 2008
bad book don't read it bought it for my daughter told me their was swearing, abusive parents,parents getting divorce, 16 year olds getting pregnant very depressing, mums covered with tattoo i band my child from atching tacy beaker in double act 10 year olds going to birmingham without permission, kids bunking of school running away and stealing dont read them ther'e very bad

Used Price: £6.11

Pants (Book & CD)

by: Giles Andreae

February 01, 2007
My kids, husband & I adore this book and never tire of it. We all know it off by heart and each of us has a favourite type of pants in the book. We have bought many copies to give as gifts and would thoroughly recommend to all. Caution - it is not the sort of book to read at bedtime when trying to settle your children down quietly as you cant help but shout and laugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We're now off to buy "More Pants"!!!!!!

Used Price: £3.53

Don't Put Your Finger in the Jelly Nelly

by: Nick Sharratt

January 21, 2005
Unlike many interactive style books for small children this does not make noises, nor does it require you to lift the flaps. As a parent I think this is brilliant, as there is nothing to drive you mad, and nothing for the child to rip. It does require the child to poke their finger through a hole in the page though, which given that poking their fingers into unlikely places is what small children do naturally, works a treat.
The fantastic illustrations, great imagination and simple repetitive rhyming ... Read More:

Used Price: £0.77

Daisy and the Trouble with Giants (Daisy Books)

by: Kes Gray

August 07, 2008
I received this book this morning and have read it right through already. I have only one word to say about it and that is: BRILLIANT!!! Every single line I read of it was good, brilliant even. I was actually reading away while the 2008 Olympic Games was on!!!! My favourite bit is when Daisy goes to her grandparents' house for Sunday lunch, and she wrecks their garden because she is searching for magic vegetables!!! Then Daisy gets told off, and is banned from playing giants with her best friend Gabby. Well, I've ... Read More:

Used Price: £1.29

Sleepovers

by: Jacqueline Wilson

March 13, 2008
I knew I was going to enjoy the book because I love Jacqueline Wilsons. I don't like Chloe because she is mean, but I like Daisy because she is nice to her friends. It is a little bit sad in places but also happy. It was very exciting. Amy and Daisy are best friends and Chloe and Emily are best friends but not for long. The book would be suitable for girls 7+. It is the best book to read. The story takes place at a school and at people's houses. The author good language like so-o-o-o-o and wonderful

Used Price: £0.50

Girls in Tears (Girls)

by: Jacqueline Wilson

October 11, 2007
Girls in Tears is the fourth (and hopefully not final) installment of Jacqueline Wilson's 'Girls' series and again focuses its attention on the lives, loves and laughs of best-pal trio, Ellie, Magda and Nadine.
In this latest installment, things are not going very swimmingly for our favourite lasses. Ellie's boyfriend Russell is being a pain in the behind, Nadine is acting like a careless air-head, Magda is upset over the death of her hamster, and Ellie's dad and step mum are at logger heads. While the book of course ... Read More:

Used Price: £0.01

Best Friends

by: Jacqueline Wilson

March 03, 2005
I thought that Best Friends was a really good book because it was funny and I thought that the character Alice's mum was not very nice and spoilt her daughter. Alice's best friend Gemma has a normal mum. I like the illustrations, some of them are very funny.

Used Price: £0.01

Lola Rose

by: Jacqueline Wilson

March 01, 2007
Jayni's mother wins the lottery, and when Jayni's Father becomes really terrifing and continues to abuse Jayni and her Mother, Jayni, her mom and her little brother Kenny go away in the night to London. Later on in this magnificent story Mom finds a new love, and the whole family change there names to: Kendall, Lola Rose and Victoria Luck. It all becomes terrifing when Victoria is diagnoised with cancer and in a trance she telephones her husband and tells him exactly where she is. He finds them, but when he goes to beat them Lola ... Read More:

Used Price: £0.98