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review 2019-01-20 22:40
That's Check Point Charlie on the cover
The Story of Brexit: A Ladybird Book - Jason Hazeley,Joel Morris

Inner rational voice: How dare you spend money! We're broke.

Reader Me: Look, I really need to laugh, okay. This is really funny. See?

Inner rational voice: The bit about the shed and the PM is so great.

Reader Me: And the cheese. The bit about cheese.

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review 2018-09-12 23:22
The Ladybird Book of the Zombie Apocalypse
The Ladybird Book of the Zombie Apocalypse - Joel Morris,Jason Hazeley

Some people say civilisation after a zombie apocalypse will go back to The Stone Age. Nobody tidies up or collects the bins.

The electricity keeps going off.

There are dead bodies piled up in the streets.

It is actually more like the 1970s.

 

I guess, I'm just not the right audience for this book. Or really any book about zombies.

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review 2017-08-25 21:18
Join the ladybird for another adventure.
What the Ladybird Heard on Holiday - Julia Donaldson,Lydia Monks
Julia Donaldson gave herself a really hard act to follow with The Gruffalo - on Amazon UK this has over 1,000 reviews and an average of 4.9!! Both my grandchildren love it and their parents already know it off by heart. So it was with high expectations that I requested a copy of What the Ladybird Heard on Holiday from NetGalley. 

I gave this a run-through and found the rhymes a bit awkward, so I borrowed it's predecessor, What the Ladybird Heard, from my grandson, to compare them. To my delight, I discovered that in the paper copy of the book, the ladybird has texture - so instead of saying 'where's the ladybird' on each page of my review copy, my son was directing, 'touch the ladybird', which is already so much more fun. But I also found that the rhyming in the original copy takes a few reads to get the hang of, to get the rhythm right. 

What the Ladybird Heard on Holiday is intended for a slightly older audience (3 - 6 years) than The Gruffalo (2 - 5 years), so my grandchildren are still a little young for it, but they loved the animals and will get more involved with the book as they understand the story better.

I may be giving this one 4 stars, based on the slightly awkward rhyming, but it's still an excellent choice for all young children.
 
 

 

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review 2016-12-13 15:50
I finally found THE Book of books!
Spine Tinglers - Zenka Woodward

This was THE book that started it all!

 

 

I've been looking for this book for Over 20 Years! I'm not even kidding! Thank You to Char's Horror Corner for referring me to a group called "What is the name of the book?"  I finally found the book! The book was called “Spine Tinglers” and it was such a strange little book of the poem's I honestly remember it scaring the hell out of me.

 

 

It was published by Lady Bird and the authors and cover artists were Zenka and Ian Woodward, I don't know the year it was published but I remember having the book in the 1985.

 

 

 

This to me is that one Holy grail of book's I have Needed, and wanted and now I have it, I can't even express the joy of having Finally gotten a copy!

 

 

 

The poems and pictures even today while not so much spooky to me are still as strange as they was when my mother used to read them to me!

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review 2015-07-12 00:00
Steampunk Tea Party: Cakes & Toffees to Jams & Teas
Steampunk Tea Party: Cakes & Toffees to Jams & Teas - Jema 'Emilly Ladybird' Hewitt Interesting set of recipes, but none I'd care to make.
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