Grandpa's Great Escape by David Walliams
My sister got this book for Christmas and also being a Walliams fan, I couldn't wait to read it after her. It was actually more emotional and chilling than I expected, but overall it's an easy (but funny) read that I really enjoyed. For other Walliams fans who haven't yet read Grandpa's Great Escape, I definitely recommend it, and I think it may just be David's best! 7.5/10
Dork Diaries: Puppy Love by Rachel Renee Russell
I borrowed this from a good friend of mine after having wanted it for ages. Dork Diaries always make me laugh and this one certainly didn't disappoint. The loveable and hilarious Nikki Russell now has the task of keeping 7 super-cute puppies from her parents and arch-nemesis. However, it's even harder than Nikki imagined, particularly when you have a younger sister who decides to give the puppies a spa by massaging them with peanut butter. This book is easy, light and extremely funny read. 8/10
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Diary Of A Wimpy Kid
The latest one is Old School, which I haven't read yet but all of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books are amazing and very quick to get through. Full of cartoons and informal diary-style writing these books are perfect for those people who don't just click with books or those who like hilarious reads. I definitely can't wait to get my hands on a copy of Old School. 8/10
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And that's it! Now, I know most of you will have heard of these books (and read them), but I wanted to just blog about them anyway, because I never really review easier and quicker reads, so there perfect for my not-so booklover readers!
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The only one I haven't read is the first one.
ReplyDeleteI would definitely recommend it if you aren't so big on reading!
DeleteThis is a perfect post for people trying to get into reading Lexie! I remember reading the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series when I was in 2nd grade :P
ReplyDelete~Noor
Haha same! I still read them today though for those days I want to read, but I want to read an easier book that doesn't involve much though!
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Lexie
I like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, it's quite cool for certain age groups. However, I do prefer books with more of a meaning.
ReplyDelete~ Rukiya
Totally agree, I definitely prefer more meaningful and thought-provoking books, although sometimes I just want to read a super-easy book like the ones above
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