This book was a fun story about how reading can be an adventure and not something that is boring. There are also beautiful illustrations to show this. I really enjoyed it.
This book was fun to read. I love reading books and I think it shows how reading can be fun and does not have to be hard work. The pictures in the book were very nice and colourful and it made the book more fun to read. I think that children who don’t enjoy reading can see from the story that reading can be an adventure and that going to the library is fun. I wish it were longer.
A brilliant look at how a child can get lost in a book and want to spend more and more time in that imaginary world once they have found the right book for them
I read this book to my 6-year-old sister and we both loved it. The illustrations are great fun and we especially enjoyed looking at all the little details on the inside of the back cover that showed how the reader got to be different characters in each of the books they were reading.
The little girl in the story starts off upset that she has been set homework to read a whole book over the school holidays. It's funny to see how she enjoys it once she gives it a go.
The crossing out of the word hate on the front cover is very clever and it is so true that children often say they hate things but then discover they actually love them once they have given them a chance, even if they don't want to admit it to their parents.
Read this book, even if you think you hate reading, and you might find out that in reality, you love it!