Everyone in my family enjoys David Walliams' naughty and silly sense of humour, and this collection of short stories about The World's Worst Children was great fun to read aloud during our half-term break. Cô đã nghĩ rằng khi cô làm thế thì cô sẽ được tất cả phần tráng miệng mãi mãi nhưng ai ngờ rằng bố mẹ và em trai đã đứng đó sẵn . Adults who want to remember what it's like to enjoy the yucky stuff will enjoy reading this aloud (or in secret to themselves! From Number One bestselling author David Walliams comes this collection of wickedly funny, deliciously mischievous tales, illustrated in glorious colour by the artistic genius Tony Ross. Still, most might find them more than okay, especially if they are kids - and obviously that's who the book is written for.

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Walliams gets to play up to his silliest whims, and creates here a very funny series of short stories about the stereotypes that readers will most enjoy reading about - the most disgusting kid in class, the brainiest, the laziest.My favourite stories were the cautionary tales such as Ernest Earnest and Brian Wong was never wrong. However there are some good examples of English language techniques, such as alliteration and emphasis on particular words.