Penny z Piekla Rodem

Penny Dreadful #2

by Nadin Joanna

Kolejna czesc przygod zwariowanej Penny ktora ma same genialne pomysly Ta ksiazka smieszy i bawi do lez

Genres: Childrens

144 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2011

Reviews

[Nahid Shamsi · Rating 3 out of 5]

My niece and I have read this this book. She always tell " what a exciting and funny book!! But she ranked only 3 stars!!!!".😂😂

[Adele Broadbent · Rating 3 out of 5]

Penny Jones is called Penny Dreadful by her father as she is a magnet for Disaster. Well meaning Penny tells 3 stories in this hilarious book about losing the class rat, taking a small 2 headed dinosaur skeleton to school for show and tell and trying to cheer up her gran in hospital by taking her cat barney to visit – all with disastrous results.

I loved the way Penny tells the story in great big long sentences hardly without a breath just like many under 10 year old girls do!
Penny Dreadful is hilarious with great illustrations that add to the stories.

[Sarahjoy Maddeaux · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a delightful read. After a spate of reading sad / heavy / depressing books, this was just what I needed: a bit of humour and childish innocence to make me chuckle. I didn't love it as much as the Junie B. books, but it was similar: a child who attracts mishaps with a writing style that captures the child's slightly precocious but loveable tone of voice. I would certainly read more if they crossed my path.

[Stargazer · Rating 2 out of 5]

as an adult it didn't do much for me, but kids might enjoy it so unsure how to rate it

[Siena Rosebud · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was a very funny book📚and it was a very nice book👌📘

[Ali · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very much in the Francesca Simon's Horrid Henry vein, this is a collection of three short stories about a well meaning but over enthusiastic little girl called Penelope Jones, whose dad calls her Penny Dreadful when her exuberant exploits get her into trouble. They're a fun read, with great textual detail and some great black and white illustrations by Jess Mikhail. However, the lack of research about English schools irritated me; in 20 years as a Primary teacher I have never taken children on a "nature walk" as their only Science lessons, and Napoleon is not a major part of the KS1 curriculum. Also, Penny's verbal style comes dangerously close to Lola-ese. However, I can imagine children enjoying Penny's disasters, and they may encourage children just starting to read chapter books.

[GGSnaps]

ok

[Yekta · Rating 5 out of 5]

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