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The Best Sleepover in the World Book Review (Ages 6–12)

The Best Sleepover in the World book review for ages 6–12. An honest UK mum review exploring friendship, disability representation and whether it’s suitable for KS2 readers. Includes real parent insight and a 9-year-old’s 10/10 verdict.

Age range:

6 - 12

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David Walliams The Worlds worst pets review

World's Worst Pets book review

👉 Grab your copy of The World’s Worst Pets by David Walliams on Amazon here

If your child loves animals and hilarious stories, this is a must-read! We’ve been reading David Walliams' latest World’s Worst book — The World’s Worst Pets — and it’s been a huge hit with my 7-year-old.

What’s the Book About?

The book follows the same much-loved format as the other World’s Worst books —...

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You’re a star - a guide to self-esteem book review

This is such a fantastic book for children, I have been so impressed with all the activities for children to do and how they really make children think.

I didn’t really think my children had any issues with self-esteem, but doing these activities showed me some areas where they may need a bit of a boost before they may have become an issue. I’m a big believer in trying to pick things up early...

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The Beast of Buckingham Palace book review

We have been reading this book at bedtime together and I must admit that this was one of my favourite children’s books I have read. It’s my favourite of the David Williams books!

The story is set in 2120 and London is in ruins because the people in previous times haven’t taken care of their homes. The forests have been burned down, the ice caps have all melted, there are floods and...

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