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SHORTLISTED FOR THE READINGS CHILDREN’S BOOK PRIZE 2014
Hilarious book about a boy coping with puberty, family break-ups, friends, enemies and girls - all recorded in a journal that he has to keep if he wants the Xbox that is rightly his!
According to his tyrannical teacher (and much to his parents’ horror), 11-year-old Andy Flegg is a reluctant writer. So that’s how he finds himself forced to write in a journal every day until his next birthday if he wants to get the Xbox that his parents had already promised him. That’s a ridiculous number of Xboxless days! But somehow this writing thing seems to grow on Andy and he soon finds himself revealing all too much!
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SHORTLISTED FOR THE READINGS CHILDREN’S BOOK PRIZE 2014
Hilarious book about a boy coping with puberty, family break-ups, friends, enemies and girls - all recorded in a journal that he has to keep if he wants the Xbox that is rightly his!
According to his tyrannical teacher (and much to his parents’ horror), 11-year-old Andy Flegg is a reluctant writer. So that’s how he finds himself forced to write in a journal every day until his next birthday if he wants to get the Xbox that his parents had already promised him. That’s a ridiculous number of Xboxless days! But somehow this writing thing seems to grow on Andy and he soon finds himself revealing all too much!
I’m not embarrassed to say that I love Andy Flegg! We are allowed to read his diary, which he has to write for 130 days if he wants an X-Box, because his horrible ex-teacher told his parents he’s a reluctant writer. When life gets a little crazy he talks to a mutant from the 23rd century he has named Pon4, and he doesn’t even feel weird about it. He’s very funny, even when his parents are causing him a lot of grief and his dog dies. And he’s actually pretty smart and a good writer, even though he doesn’t think so.
Read this book and I think you will love Andy Flegg too – well maybe not love him ‘cos maybe that’s a bit weird, but think that he’s an okay kind of guy and actually very deserving of an X-Box and a visit from Pon4!
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