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This is probably one of my least favourite Jacqueline Wilson books i've read; I don't ever recall reading this as a child so maybe things would have been different if I read it back then, but as an adult there were just some off things with this book. The main issue for me is the whole book seems to Leggi tutto

I really didn't like this book. I can see why I liked it as a child, but looking back as an adult I can see how awful the character of Biscuits is. At least 50% of the book is made up with comments of how much he has eaten, and what he will do for food.

I decided to re-read this book recently, and although I liked this book better then the previous instalment in Tim's life, I still found myself eager to finish it because there are more things I would rather have read. Although, I loved Jacqueline Wilson growing up and this book is another fine stor Leggi tutto

2.5 Rating Decided to read this for childhood nostalgia but sadly didn’t love it as much as I did as a child. It’s a shame because Jacqueline Wilson was my favourite author when I was younger, so to be disappointed with one of her books is a blow. I felt Buried Alive is slightly better than Cliffhange Leggi tutto

Read this for a video- Unfortunately I did not like this as much I did as a child. The language surrounding weight would probably be deemed slightly problematic in todays society. I also thought the plot was a little weak and lacked the grit of some of her other books

Raul: This is a hilarious book, interesting us with our young, non-adventurous boy TIm and his lad Biscuits defending themselves from the bullies of Llampistyll. I would recommend this book to anyone!

I find this book hilarious every time I read it.

Standard children’s books really, although not as good as the prequel. The ending was a bit like ‘... what just happened? Is that it?’. Wasn’t really an ending tbf.

It is a good book with a few twists

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