Awful Auntie
The seventh crazy caper from the weird world of David Walliams. Grotesque giggles, evil oldies and monstrous pet owls: this is a hoot! Well, well, well. David has cornered the market in dastardly villains. No more cuddly folk like Mr Stink. Lately, it’s all been sadistic dentists and weirdos who like to cook pet rats. And that’s great – we haven’t had such fun baddies since Roald Dahl gave us The Witches and The Twits! Now it’s time to meet Aunt Alberta. She might look respectable, with her posh friends and passion for tiddlywinks. But it’s a fair guess that she’s going to be awesomely evil…
- Winner of the National Book Award 2014
- David is today’s Roald Dahl – a hugely funny star
- His other books include Ratburger and Mr Stink
- Hilarious pictures by Tony Ross all the way through
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I love David Walliams books especially this one. It is about a girl with an Awful Auntie(clue is in the name of the book).
24 June 2017
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it was okay!
18 September 2016
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I actually borrowed this from the library and was not disappointed it’s actually really good. I felt bad for Stella at one point but don’t want to give too much away!
7 April 2016
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Okay Well it was a bit boring but okay Not my type of book though I recommend to eight, nine and all ages really but not three, four, two and a newborn baby or a five year old but yes all other age up top I wish it was a bit more interesting.
By jasmine-1602
28 March 2016
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This book is hilarious. You never knew what was around the corner. It was funny and unpredictable. There was parts in this book where I laughed out loud! David Walliams is a genius! I don’t know where he gets the ideas but they’re brilliant!!
22 February 2016
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