More Hamburger icon An icon used to represent a menu that can be toggled by interacting with this icon. Sentía mucha curiosidad por leerlo debido al autor famoso/ancestral/milenario que todos amamos con el que lo comparan, pero aunque noto la similitud entre sus letras, la comparación no me agrada, le queda un poco grande para mi gusto. This is a humourously descriptive book which I believe would be of interest to the seven to nine age-group. I obviously enjoyed Raj's appearance - but if i had to recommed David Walliams' to you, this would not be the first choice. I was delighted when I spotted this on the bookshelf and snapped it up, even if I was a bit embarrassed reading it on the plane back to Gatwick.

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I never read David Walliams as a kid (I was just a bit too old when he started writing), but I decided to try out two of his books for the fun of it over lockdown. He received the Comedy Award at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards for his performance as Bottom in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ directed by Michael Grandage. I imagine this book will be perfect for helping to foster a love of reading in 9 years olds and in fact Year 4, 5 and 6 children. Themes like death, bullying, being a bit different, chasing your dreams and family dynamics are introduced for the younger reader very delicately and at no time did I feel it was "too much," or inappropriate. It has ongoing humourous footnotes which is a concept children need to become aware of for their future educational life.To make matters worse her obese stepmother, who is obsessed with prawn cocktail crisps is utterly deplorable using her father for his benefits and doing nothing but criticise and Zoe. I would recommend this book as one for whole class reading and then it could be used to introduce a number of activities in different subject areas. Winner of the National Book Tokens Children’s Book of the Year 2012 Best-selling author David Williams has come up with another cracker of a story in Ratburger. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses.

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También hubieron escenas un tanto crudas y con un lenguaje no tan delicado como se espartería en un libro infantil.Since they are not able to tell which of the captive rats is Armitage, Zoe and her father free them all. This book would be good for independent readers or as a teaching-tool for examining themes such as loneliness, isolation or issues such as bullying. 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!