Age Group For This Book: 7 - 9

Review From: Galway

I thought this book was really good because there was pony who got sick but got better in the end. There were three girls named Pam, Anna and Lulu . They all had ponies . The names were Lightning, Acorn and Snow White. One day Lightning got sick. The three girls were so worried so they called Pam’s Dad. Pam’s Dad was a vet. When Pam’s Dad heard about it he rushed home. Pam’s Dad asked them a few questions. One night Pam couldn’t go a sleep so she stayed up watching Lightning. Then she saw girl feeding Lightning some apples. Pam scared the girl and that is what stopped her. Lightning was better once again.

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 4 - 6

Review From: Galway

I liked this book because the dragons were awesome.

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: Select

Review From: Kerry

I LOVED THIS BOOK THE MOST OUT OF THE 8 I READ BECAUSE IT IS SO FUNNY AND I GIGGLED THROUGH THE WHOLE BOOK.I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS BOOK TO EVERYONE !!!

SORCHA .KERRY LIBRARY

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 7 - 9

Review From: Clare

This book was better than I expected. I liked the way every page rhymed as I thought it
made the book more interesting. I gave it a five star rating as I really enjoyed reading this book.

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 10 - 12

Review From: Mayo

“This is a story full of surprises and jokes; comparisons with Dahl are, this time, justified”

Hashir Amin

Ballyhaunis Library

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: Select

Review From: Dublin

I think David Walliams writes super ridiculous stories and nearly every page has something funny in it. I really love David Walliams’ stories because they are adventurous.

Michael, 7 years old.
Howth Library.

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 7 - 9

Review From: Mayo

A richly textured first novel given lift-off by an inventive wit

Hashir Amin

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 10 - 12

Review From: Limerick

I liked when the crocodile told the animals about his master evil plan. It was so evil that he thought it was one of his best master plans. Every animal that he told he had a plan to get some food, he told them he was going to act like things that he really was not. First, he went to the coconut tree and he gathered a few leaves and he put them in his mouth. Well, as I was saying, my favourite bit of the book was when the crocodile got flung out to outer space by the big elephant, Big Foot, who the crocodile told about his evil mastermind plan. When the elephant heard that the enormous crocodile was at the CARNIVAL, where there was a lot of children that he could eat very quickly, he pretended he was a crocodile on the round-a-bout.

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 7 - 9

Review From: Limerick

The best thing about the book is Judy Moody’s brother Stink. I like Stink because he is obsessed with Abe Lincoln. Abe Lincoln was an old President in America. I liked when Grandma Lou made ghost toasties.

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 7 - 9

Review From: Galway

I thought the book was really good because there was two girls named Kirsty and Rachel. They are best friends from school. Each year they would go to Rainspell Island together and make fairy friends. But this year they go to an activity club. First they did some art and then they played a game of soccer.
I thought the book was really funny and enjoyable.
Clíona, age 8.

Star Rating: = Really Good

Age Group For This Book: 7 - 9

Review From: Dublin

It’s great book. Really funny. I like the twins, they put ‘ingtons’ on every word, like ‘twiningtons’.

Laila, 9 years old.
Howth Library.

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 7 - 9

Review From: Galway

I thought the book was really good because there was this little girl named Molly. Molly could talk to animals. Molly’s Dad was a vet. One day an old lady came to Molly’s house with a little dog in her hands. The dog’s name was Star. Star came for a checkup because she looked sad.
I thought the book was great, there was lots of happy and sad times in the story. I enjoyed reading this book.

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 4 - 6

Review From: Donegal

This book was funny. I loved the way Henry passed the nits on to Peter..It was funny that everyone was scratching their heads when Henry passed on the nits..it was a great story..

Star Rating: = Brilliant

Age Group For This Book: 10 - 12

Review From: Sligo

The book in my opinion was simply wonderful. I find modern books based on history fascinating and the story really gives you a look in on Victorian times. I love the fact that the language used in it was what most people of that time would have sounded like. It’s a spectacularly beautiful book that I really enjoyed. I rated it for my age but it’s suitable for 7-9 year olds too, if they’re interested.

Star Rating: = Really Good

Age Group For This Book: 10 - 12

Review From: Sligo

The book in my opinion was simply wonderful. I find modern books based on history fascinating and the story really gives you a look in on Victorian times. I love the fact that the language used in it was what most people of that time would have sounded like. It’s a spectacularly beautiful book that I really enjoyed. I rated it for my age but it’s suitable for 7-9 year olds too, if they’re interested.

Star Rating: = Brilliant