Every page is a work of art and, as appalling as Walliams' characters maybe, his tales are fascinating. He is perhaps best known for his much-loved Little Princess series, which has been adapted for TV and is currently showing on Channel 5s Milkshake, and for his collaboration on David Walliams’ best-selling children’s books.

Slime: The mega laugh-out-loud children’s book from No. 1

Daar is Mnr Kwadraat; die Wiskunde-onderwyser wat balle (eintlik enigiets wat rond is) met ‘n passie haat; Mnr en Mev Liefie-Diefie, ‘n smoorverliefde paar onnies; Juf Draka, die bibliotekaresse wat op ‘n gevaarlike poegie rondjaag; Juf Ydel, ‘n verwaande Kuns-onderwyseres; Juf Siedend, die onderhoof wat woedend is omdat die 99-jarige hoof, Juf Kanniedood, nie wil aftree of doodgaan nie; Juf Palawer, die Drama-onderwyseres wat selfs ‘n verlore biblioteekboek dramaties aanspreek: ‘O boeklike boek !I liked Miss Palaver's the drama teacher the most with the musical teachers second Mr and Mrs lovey dovey. Die humor is vlymskerp en word aangevul deur voetnotas; die gebruik van wisselende lettertipes en -groottes en prettige volkleurillustrasies. It’s a great book, children will love it, it exposes teachers in the most brilliant of ways, with a young school boy or girl getting the better of them in the end – it will give your youngsters a laugh a minute and have them balling their eyes out with laughter. It’s a must read for people who love Walliams other children’s books like The Midnight Gang and Gangsta Granny… So it’s a must read for everyone!

David Walliams | Goodreads The Slightly Annoying Elephant by David Walliams | Goodreads

One of the highlights of the book is its premise - an unexpected visit from an elephant that claims to be slightly annoying. It's bring-your-pet-to-school-day and Miranda has brought her pet python, who is brilliant fun and entertains the children by turning herself into a climbing frame, a fireman's pole and the numbers one to nine.Besides having some fun Silly Voice Potential, the different text sizes would be great for emphasizing different literacy concepts - text recognition, character voices, etc. Millions of young readers have loved the World’s Worst Children tales – now they will revel in this delightfully dreadful collection of the most gruesome grown-ups ever: The World’s Worst Teachers.