Fing, David Walliams ; illustrated by Tony Ross
I think Fing is an excellent book because it was really funny, I found the different names of the monsters really funny. I rate this book 5/5 because it was so awesome and funny.
5 stars
Reviewed by Alicia from Miramar and Seatoun School , 10 years old
Fing, David Walliams ; illustrated by Tony Ross
I think fing was a good book because it was interesting and you got to hear Strange names for the monsters.
5 stars
Reviewed by Brianna from Miramar and Seatoun School , 7 years old
Fing, David Walliams ; illustrated by Tony Ross
The hilarious book Fing is a bout an extremely spoilt girl called Myrtle that will get anything she asks for. But when she asks for a “Fing” her parents don’t no what it is. Her father has goes through great lengths to find a “Fing” for her daughter, or else he will be punished severely. It unravels to be a very funny adventure. I think David Walliams is a very talented author, I would recommend this book to all children.
5 stars
Reviewed by Solomon from Tawa and Hampton Hill School , 10 years old
Fing, David Walliams ; illustrated by Tony Ross
Fing is about a family of three, a mum, a dad, and a very spoil girl. Myrtle gets everything she wants but when she wants a fing…..her parents don’t know what a fing is. This book is about their hilarious adventure finding Myrtle a fing. I think this is a great book, full of humour and adventure. David Walliams writes very well and makes you laugh out loud.
5 stars
Reviewed by Anna from Karori and Karori Normal School , 10 years old
Fing, David Walliams ; illustrated by Tony Ross
this book is really good I recommend it for 7 years and up its about a really bossy girl who wants everything then one day she asks for a fing I got hooked into the book I really enjoyed reading it.
4 stars
Reviewed by isidora from Miramar and Seatoun School , 10 years old
The beast of Buckingham Palace, David Walliams
I liked this book because it was set in the future but it seemed like the past because the king and queen ruled.
4 stars
Reviewed by archie from Miramar and Seatoun School , 8 years old
Demon dentist, David Walliams
I can’t believe the dentist was a witch.
5 stars
Reviewed by Angela from Johnsonville and Amesbury School , 8 years old
Demon dentist, David Walliams
I liked the book it is about a boy called Alfie who only lives with his dad (His mother died giving birth to him). Alfie also has very bad teeth, before all his problems start a dentist called Miss Root comes to his school to give a talk in an assembly, She turns out to be the bad guy she also does wierd stuff like making a tray of sweets appear and it never runs out. Then Alfie meets a social worker her name is Winnie things go off to a bad start, but they star be become friends. One day they find the dentist’s hide out which is a abandoned mine Alfie goes down and finds lots of stuff made up from teeth! then his dad comes down into the mine and defeats the tooth witch. But, he dies when he gets stuck in the mine, But with no one to look after him Winnie adopts him and the book has a happy ending.
I really enjoyed this book but it was a bit scary, I would recommend this for kids 8+.
4 stars
Reviewed by Adam from Johnsonville and Thorndon School , 10 years old
The Midnight Gang, David Walliams ; illustrated by Tony Ross
I loved this book! I liked Tom the kid who gets hit by a cricket ball the best because he is so daring and courageous like when he tried to escape from his headmaster, the best parts of the book is when Tom is reunited with his parents after he is ready to leave the hospital and when he makes new friends (By the way, I loved the book so much that I finished it in one day, it took me 1 whole hour!)
I would recommend this to kids 9+
5 stars
Reviewed by Adam from Brooklyn and Thorndon School , 10 years old
Fing, David Walliams ; illustrated by Tony Ross
This book is so funny! its about this girl called Myrtle Meek, her parents are really nice but Myrtle is so mean, she always wants more and whatever her parents give her she breaks them instantly and still demands for more! one day she wants a ‘Fing’ her parents don’t know what a fing is so they just guess what it is then that find a book called the monsterpedia in a library’s vault it says the fing can only be found in the deepest, darkest jungle, then finally at the end she gets her fing and then it runs away into the forest with Myrtle in it.
I liked this book and would recommend it for kids 9+
5 stars
Reviewed by Adam from Johnsonville and Thorndon School , 10 years old