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My kid and I have grown to love the David Williams books and even my daughter adored RatBurger. The characters are fantastic and it is wonderful how Williams is able to dig below stereotypes to reveal beautiful people underneath them. The books speak of social injustice, the affects of parental alco Leggi tutto

La verdad es que la historia es bastante extraña, el libro fue divertido de leer, sin embargo siento que 300 páginas es demasiado para enseñar a los niños a luchar por sus sueños, con la mitad hubiera sido suficiente. También hubieron escenas un tanto crudas y con un lenguaje no tan delicado como se Leggi tutto

I borrowed this off a tiny person in my family, who said it was "a little bit terrifying". I can see what he means, actually; I've read a lot of "Children's" books (quoted because not all children's books should only be read by children) and I've found the are generally two types: those that speak d Leggi tutto

This one was FAB. Read it to my boys and all three of us loved it. ♥

Chrissi and I have made no secret of the fact that we love David Walliams' writing for children and we've covered a few books now of his in our Kid-Lit challenge, so it was a bit of a no-brainer whether we would be putting another of his books up this year for discussion! Ratburger was another absol Leggi tutto

My second book review is on 'Ratburger' by David Walliams. This is a humourously descriptive book which I believe would be of interest to the seven to nine age-group.It has ongoing humourous footnotes which is a concept children need to become aware of for their future educational life. - It introduce Leggi tutto