I love the drama with Jelly's next-door neighbour, Jelly's family dynamics, and how Jelly works hard on keeping her dad out of trouble. The first thing you have to say about this book is it looks delicious - covered in squares of chocolate with a purple (synonymous with a certain confectionery brand! I am not going to share too many details about the story, because I want to you to explore it on your own, but I have to mention my favorite scene. But this time it’s not about the upcoming end of the world, it’s about the end of chocolate (which is much worse though). The end section of the book is so entertaining with lots of funny events happening that I'm sure will have children roaring with laughter.

There were a few hard truths to swallow hidden inside the story and this is the main reason why I believe the story will appeal to adults as well. To engage and encourage your class to think about what they have read, we have created a variety of questions related to the chapter. I was at first wondering how the book would end, as we get the big battle/villain confrontation close to the ending, but there are still enough pages left.Her hard work and determination pays off in the end where there is a little twist that has me hoping for more Jelly adventures.

An exciting, laugh-out-loud funny adventure for children aged 7 and up Readers will relish the terrifying premise: what if all chocolate was to disappear? Make sure you have a large supply of chocolate on hand before you even think of turning to the first page, you'll need it! I think it's a clever story and I love the main character Jennifer " jelly" Wellington, because she comes from an ordinary family that are a bit bonkers and have some problems but all love each other lots.I am very grateful to my wife (a Primary School Head Teacher and all round amazing lady) for producing these very fine resources. For fans of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and readers of Chris Grabenstein and Wendy Mass, The Chocopocalypse is an action-packed mystery about what would happen if the world were about to run out of chocolate! Sure, it was a bit simplistic and weird given how everyone else is truly working hard on their experiments and she is just making shots of the box, but it fitted with the current situation perfectly. I am not sure who I disliked more, the next-door neighbour (especially considering the stuff she pulls near the end) or the villain of this book. Sehr gut mit einer tollen Protagonistin die mir hier gefällt und ihre Sache mit der Suche der Wahrheit gut meistert.