Ten Word Book Reviews

We have written some ten word book reviews of books that we enjoyed over the Christmas holidays. It's a lot harder than it looks!

The Invisible Boy by Sally Gardner: Boy goes to the moon. Parents get gold letter. Great.

Jiggy McCue by Michael Lawrence: This book is the most epic book I have read.

Tom Gates by Liz Pichon: Funny, makes me laugh, lots of cool doodles. Amazing. Imaginative.

You're A Bad Man Mr Gum by Andy Stanton: I think writing a review in ten words is really.
 
How To Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell: It is the best book. I like it loads. Awesome.

Demon Dentist by David Walliams: Funny. Silly. Teeth falling out. Revolting. Does it end happily?

Dog Star by Jenny Nimmo: Capturing, dog, emotional, lovely, sweet, star, gold, sparkle, adorable, light.

Funniest Stories by Paul Jennings: Weird, unique, funny. Stupid. Some of them are just great.

Dork Diaries by Rachel Russell: It is really good because it is silly and fun. 
 
Stinkbomb & Ketchup-Face And The Badness Of Badgers by John Dougherty: Funny. Silly songs. Blueberry jam. Very naughty badgers. Quite hilarious.

Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke: Fierce dragons, fun to read, scary plans, rainbows and fire.

Crash Dive by John Townsend: Tense, full of action. Barney Jones. Fast. A great read.

Gangsta Granny by David Walliams: Nanny robber. Boy helping her. Queen and guards involved. Silly.

Heard It In The Playground by Allan Ahlberg: Poems, lovely songs, children awesome, funny, sad, the best book.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney: Hilarious, shouty, silly, anxious, furious, mostly at school. So funny.
 
Little Animal Ark, The Midnight Mouse by Lucy Daniels: All about friendship. If you love animals, you'll love this.