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The World's Worst Children #1

by David Walliams

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Genres: Childrens, Fiction, Humor, Middle Grade, Audiobook, Short Stories, Novels

272 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2016

About the author

Librarian Note: There is more than one author by this name in the Goodreads database.

David Walliams is an actor and writer best known for his work with Matt Lucas in the multi-award-winning sketch show Little Britain. His debut children's novel, The Boy in the Dress, was published in 2008 to unanimous critical acclaim and he has since developed a reputation as a natural successor to Roald Dahl.

Reviews

[Michael Finocchiaro · Rating 4 out of 5]

Although we miss Raj, we enjoyed these ten horrible children - lots of familiar and hilarious scenes from these kids but always with a wonderful moral and hilarious illustrations. A great way of showing your kid how gross nose-picking is for example, not that mine wasn't doing precisely that as I read that story...
Only sad thing? We finished all of Walliams books and have to wait for a new one!

[Rikke · Rating 2 out of 5]

DNF at 35% I really didn't enjoy any of the stories up until this point, I have no intention of returning to the rest of them either. Still, most might find them more than okay, especially if they are kids - and obviously that's who the book is written for. As expected. I won't go any higher, though..

[Phu · Rating 4 out of 5]

Như tên sách, cuốn sách này kể về "Những đứa trẻ hư nhất quả đất"



Với từng mẩu truyện ngắn ta học được thấy những thói hư tật xấu của "Lũ trẻ hư nhất quả đất". David Walliams có cách kể chuyện rất sáng tạo và dí dỏm, nhưng có lẽ đã đọc qua nhiều tác phẩm có bác Walliams nên mình cảm thấy cuốn sách này không QÚA-THÚ-VỊ, nếu mình có con cũng chẳng muốn nó đọc quyển này - nó khác với những cuốn sách khác đầy tình yêu gia đình và bạn bè của bác Walliams, để đọc cho vui thôi. Phần kể chuyện của bác Walliams 3☆, nhưng cuốn sách này thú vị phần lớn nhờ phần minh họa của bác Tony Ross nên mình cho cuốn sách 4☆.

[Lucija · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thanks to Harper Reach for providing me a physical copy of this book for a review.

Such a weird but awesome combination of groseness and hilariousness. I love David Walliams' books because they are so entertaining and fast pace, this one was also entertaining and very fast pace (I've finished it in one sittung)but it wasn't as entartaining as the ones by David Walliams I've read before. Still, it was great and very enjoyable, and I am sure that younger readers will enjoy it.

[Anna Branson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I LOVED this book. I was talking to my mum about and then she suddenly announced she had it! I was very excited. I took the book before my brother even got to look at it and read it non stop. The stories are fabulous, and even though they seem childish I have seen my parents burst out laughing. An instant classic in our family!

[Sophie Crane · Rating 5 out of 5]

As all David Walliams books, this is brilliant! You can really picture the children and their terrible ways. Lots of laughs and gross things too.

[Irene · Rating 3 out of 5]

Voor kinderen een leuk boek met erg veel fantasie. Een groot deel van de kinderen in dit boek zijn inderdaad ettertjes en soms ergerde ik mij daar echt aan. De kinderen deden lekker wat ze wilden en de ouders waren in hun optiek een soort slaafje. Dat stoorde me, maar goed laten we nogmaals eerlijk zijn: voor kinderen is dit boek leuk om te lezen en dat is belangrijker.

[Andris · Rating 4 out of 5]

Valjams ar savu traki pajolīgo humoru ir kļuvis par mūsmājas mazo lasītāju iecienītāko rakstnieku.

[J.J. Garza · Rating 4 out of 5]

Es David Walliams el nuevo Roald Dahl? Sí? No?

[Aron Lee · Rating 2 out of 5]

the main characters were 5 boys and 5 girls and a newsagensy person called raj. they did horrible stuff like droopy things coming out of their mouths . And a bugar ball from their nose and a girl who was stuck to a couch plus a girl was very tired so she whininging


l didn't like the book because it was very disgusting 😕 . The disgusting part was spilled droop everywhere and a bugar ball , but the only part I liked was the unhappy kid . He was angry but a teacher made him laugh in tears!

[River (Caitlyn) · Rating 2 out of 5]

"Dahl finally has a worthy successor." ~ Telegraph
I don't know if I'd go as far as saying that David Walliams is Roald Dahl's successor, I don't even think by a long shot but I see why people may link the styles together, what with illustrations being somewhat similar. This is the first Walliams book I've read and although I didn't enjoy it - and thought it was utterly disgusting at some points - I can understand why the age group, especially boys, would enjoy it. This particular book is filled with some super gross stuff that seems to be a high topic for little boys. In my opinion I'm not the demographic for this book so I'm not surprised I didn't enjoy it. It was interestingly put together but just not my cup of tea.

[Kristina · Rating 5 out of 5]

I've searched for a Roald Dahl replacement for such a long time and I can safely say David is a worthy successor!

These short stories were absolutely fabulous and bizarre! I highly recommend!

Krisi

[Izzy Carlson · Rating 5 out of 5]

It was crazy

If you don't like stuff that will make you hurl than don't read this

K!
Raj says this on the back: please, please, please, a thousand times pleases and yet one more please DO NOT READ THIS BOOK!


I didn't listen

I'm happy I read it

[Liana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Sparkle · Rating 5 out of 5]

so i think that this book is amazing i think my favorite part was sofia sofa

[Lea Mintas · Rating 5 out of 5]

Super duper great!

[Hamza Mehrali · Rating 3 out of 5]

This unique audiobook by David Walliams has the most peculiar stories about mischievous children with hilarious names, such as Petula Perpetual Motion. It has a funny introduction by shop-owner Raj with his terrible deals, such as something like 102 lemon sherbets for the price of 101! I also enjoyed the music between each chapter.

[#Blackjack · Rating 4 out of 5]

Personally i think it's a superfunny book! The characters are a bit weird, and I really liked that. What struck me was that the first letter of their name had to do with their activity. For example, Peter who is always picking his nose. The name is - you guessed it - Peter Picker! I am Dutch and sometimes I find it difficult to read English books. But this book was quite easy to read., and still enjoyable for my age (I am 11). Thanks, David Walliams! On to volume two!

[Fatma Akyürek Aytekin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Baskı kalitesi olarak çok güzel bir kitap. Ama içinde tiksintiden okuyamadığımız hikaye var. Abartma biraz ölçüyü kaçırmış sanırım :-)

[Katy Kelly · Rating 5 out of 5]

I would say that a younger audience than Walliam's usual will love this. It's a series of short epsiodes rather than one novel. Each chapter introduces us to a different child, each of whom has their own unique traits.

We get to meet a boy who dribbles and sleeps the day away, another who cultivates his own nits to become a super-villain, one girl who can't stop moving, another who never throws anything away or cleans her room. And of course, a boy who collects his bogeys.

It has a feel at times of Hilare Belloc and Marriott Edgar, of often repellent children and their often justifiably sticky ends.

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.

And the Ross illustrations perfectly accompany - with glee! Nothing is off bounds, giant bogey balls, seas of spit, stink monsters, bottom burps (in full colour of course).

My son is 5 and loved listening to these, there is nothing here he couldn't follow or understand. Even though I think he was a little surprised at the 'rude' nature of these stories, he liked the sticky endings of the nastiest children. It's the sort of subject that really appeals to his age group.

For children older, reading for themselves, these are visually very appealing stories, with plenty of text-play, 'rude' words and pictures, and of course Raj throughout, shaking his head at the terrible doings of the young rascals.

One of my favourites I think, by the author. No plot to speak of, just a series of enjoyable silly stories that will have children laughing with pleasure.

It's a story that a very talented child could have written, and I mean this in a positive way - it's just the sort of book that comes out of the imagination of a primary school student, tapping into their interests.

Adults who want to remember what it's like to enjoy the yucky stuff will enjoy reading this aloud (or in secret to themselves!).

One for listeners/readers ages 5 to 12. Lots of fun.

[Clare · Rating 3 out of 5]

Listened to in audio format.

This was a collection of 10 stories about some very naughty children. Like most short story compilations some stories are better than others. I personally prefer his full length stories such a The Midnight Gang.

My favourite stories were the cautionary tales such as Ernest Earnest and Brian Wong was never wrong.

I think these stories are perfect for younger children to listen to before bed.

[Sophia Luo · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this book in like an hour. That's pretty quick. I love it. It teaches people life lessons. If you haven't read this book, you're probably doing everything wrong.

[Bani Dhanjal · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a funny gross book

[Katrina Araja · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pasaules briesmoņi.

[Книжни Криле · Rating 5 out of 5]

Възможно ли е „Най-лошите деца на света“ (изд. „Дуо Дизайн“) да се окаже най-хубавата книга на Дейвид Уолямс? В библиографията на автора, обявен от мнозина за новия Роалд Дал, има само хитове. Но след десет обаятелно отвратителни романа, ред е да прочетем на български и десет обаятелно отвратителни разказа! О, да, този път имаме антология от кратки истории, всяка една от които като нищо ще ви донесе удоволствие колкото цял роман. И ако това не ви стига, то този път и илюстрациите на майстора Тони Рос са пълноцветни, което в комплект с подобаващо щурото художествено оформление превръща книгата в истинско визуално пиршество. А прекрасният превод на Михаил Балабанов е запазил чудните алитерации и цялата игривост на оригинала. Тъй че, не слушайте своя стар познайник Радж от кварталното магазинче за вестници и прочетете книгата на всяка цена. Прочетете ревюто на „Книжни Криле“: https://knijnikrile.wordpress.com/202...

[Ed Cockerham · Rating 5 out of 5]

A silly, hilarious book containing many small stories that would be perfect for a reading time with a class. There are many different stories that provide different morals and key messages within the story. These stories would provide a light hearted entertainment to all the pupils and teachers within the room, as there are many different and laughable adventures within the book.

The key messages portrayed within the book convey messages surrounding ‘working hard and you will succeed’, making friends, as well as everyday behaviours that will make their life much more positive.

I believe that this book would make a good ‘reading corner’ book for children of the upper ks2 years (years 4-6), as there is some difficult language and small writing/print involved within reading in the book. However there are some good examples of English language techniques, such as alliteration and emphasis on particular words.

[Thuy Minh · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quyển sách này rất vui nhộn . Những đữa trẻ thường sẽ được gọi là thiên thần nhưng khi đến những trang sách này lại trở nên hư hỏng hết chỗ nói . Ví dụ như cô bé Bertha cô ấy đã đỗ lỗi cho em cô ấytrong khi đó em trai của cô ấy rất ngoan những cô đã " đổi trắng thay đen" sau lưng bố mẹ cô để lấy hết phần tráng miệng của em trai. Cô nghĩ vì quá nhiều lần thành công nên cô đã mưu kế sẽ bứt hết tất cả tóc trên đầu cô . 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 . Sau khi cô bé đã bứt trụt hết tóc thì cô bé lại khóc nhưng bố mẹ đã đứng đó sẵn hậu quả là cô bé không bao giờ có tráng miệng nữa.

[Elizabeth · Rating 4 out of 5]

This turned out to be a whole lot more enjoyable than I thought it would. We listened to the audiobook of the stories, spread over two days, all narrated brilliantly by David Walliams. Some were hideously gross and stomach churningly awful (to grown ups!) and some very very silly. Just the perfect amount of gross and disgusting to appeal to children's sense of humour. So much fun that my children are keen to get hold of the second book.

[M · Rating 5 out of 5]

What a wonderful marvellous book!

I can't believe how dumb I have been before by not reading Walliams's books as regular books and not as audiobooks. I was in awe of his wonderous story telling, all the sounds and voices and accents. And ugh how that book disgusted me. I wanted to puke because the soundeffects were so real... and disgusting.

Hillarious book that broadens your horizons and vocabulary, makes you laugh and feel disgusted.

[Kats · Rating 4 out of 5]

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. No surprise that my 10-year-old, who is a little stinker, particularly loved the story of "Windy Mindy"...... nuff said.