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Fun book! Every Friday the 13th, Nate the boy genius gives himself permission to do three dumb things. When one of those things gets out of hand, he needs the help of Delphine, who is rather a genius about getting into trouble, which makes her an excellent partner in crime. The action never stops, n Leggi tutto

Lately I have been looking for good books to read. Once I finished this book I simply thought, "Well that was not what I was looking for. It was an amazing book, not just a good book!" To set the tone this book had a genius and a not-so-genius in it. One day when the not-so-genius acknowledges the g Leggi tutto

Delphine had no idea that a chance meeting in a dog park was going to lead to her near death by giant, invisible cat, or getting on the wrong side of a secret society bent on world domination and overly obsessed with tea, but then, it's hard to know what to expect when Friday the 13th rolls around a Leggi tutto

Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaalllllly cccoooolllll R e e e e e e a a a a l l l l l l l l y y y y y y y y y y y y c o o l l!

This has 'book one of a very successful series' stamped through it, for it is a well-nigh superlative read for the primary school audience. Our heroine has a very quick wit and lots of verbal smarts about her first-person telling, but that only makes the book even more immediate and warmly received. Leggi tutto

Utterly bonkers and enormously fun for that. Full of wackiness, crazy inventions, tight corners, exhilaration and one seriously big (and invisible) problem to solve. Another book which celebrates being a little bit different, being curious and clever, with a good dose of silliness and laughter.

This book is the first book to consistently make me laugh out loud since The Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy! Paul Tobin is a comedic genius and adults and kids will love it. I just want to read it again and again.

Same book but the one that I read has a different cover. But it is still a paperback.