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Advantages: Lovely story with good rhythm and illustrations.
Disadvantages: Bit odd how the burglar is invited for a cup of tea & slightly dated fashion.

...relating to the cat: Mog and the Vee Ee Tee Mog's Christmas Mog and the baby Mog in the dark Mog's Amazing Birthday Caper There's also a Big Mog Tape Audio Book available which is great for the car or bedtimes if you want a break for the night! ~ The story ~ Don't be put off by the fact that this book is nearly as ancient as me! The story is about Mog, a lovely, chubby, fluffy, tabby cat with a white tummy and white paws. Mog belongs to ...
...Mog forgets whether cats can fly or not and whether she has had her supper and that cats have milk for breakfast so sometimes she jumps on the table and begins to eat the boiled egg much to the horror of the very refined family! The family always tend to say "Bother that cat!" as her antics due to her forgetfulness get worse and worse. But one night, Mog's forgetfulness saves the family..................she not surprisingly, forgets how to use ... Read review

Advantages: Great Author
Disadvantages: None

What should i start with?well to start off the books are so amazing altogether but this one in particular is very good with the plot robert muchamore is a great author these books are defenetly an alex rider beater by far they are more down to earth and when i was reading this book it made me wish i was james and all the adventures all the characters get up to you almsot wish it was real.All the books are almost like two storys in one book thats ...
...in 3hrs as it was so good i am currently reading the sleapwalker(9th book) which is amazingly good the books over all realy grip you and you just don't want to put them down i over all think that this book is great and would recomend it to anyone male or female 12 and up. ... Read review

Advantages: Great read for all. A timeless classic
Disadvantages: none whatsoever

Mr Tickle is the first and original Mr Men, which appeared in 1971. He was to be the first in a long line of short stories produced by Roger Hargreaves and later, on his son Adam. His appeal has not faded throughout the years and he is still a favourite. My son was drawn to this book and it started the Mr Men and Little Miss frenzy now happening in our house. Mr Tickle is a small round orange being with extraordinarily long arms that stretch and ...
...on the cover of this book with a very wide smile and lifting his little blue hat as if to say hello. The story starts with Mr Tickle asleep in his house on the other side of the woods. He woke up after laughing out loud in his sleep and felt hungry. He decides to stretch his extraordinary long arms to reach into the downstairs kitchen and took a biscuit to bring back up to bed with him. Now he is looking forward to the day ahead and decides that ... Read review

Advantages: Enid Blyton
Disadvantages: old English language used. i.e. the use of "shillings" etc.

...classmates in their adventures at Mallory Towers each term by reading these marvellous stories created by Enid Blyton. From midnight feasts to playing tricks on the ever-unsuspecting and hot-tempered "Mam'zelle" and moonlit swims, each page holds a giggle and makes the imagination come alive. I would say the books are best aimed for children aged 7 years to 11 years, although if you find yourself buying this, you will most likely find yourself reading ... Read review

Advantages: Wholesome fun for everyone
Disadvantages: None

...going to go through all my childhood books and analyse the differences in grammar and literary language then and now. Until then, however, I’m just going to re-read them when I’m back home from uni with nothing better to do than, erm, revise. “My Naughty Little Sister’s Friends” is one of a series of books about our heroine and her friends and family. There are 10 stories in the book, taking up maybe 10 pages each including ...
...just that. “The milkman called my sister “Saucy”, although of course that wasn’t her name”). Most of the stories, however, are about her special friends. Everything about the books is just so innocent – I mean when was the last time you knew of little children befriending milkmen or train guards or chimney sweeps. I know I never did, but then we don’t travel by train all that much, or have milk delivered ... Read review