Synopsis Demetrius and Paula Ogglebutt are two perfectly beautiful and well behaved children - which is more than can be said for their problem parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ogglebutt can't agree on anything, and spend their days playing extremely nasty practical jokes on one another. Drastic measures are needed. So Paula and Demetrius put their heads together and come up with the perfect plan - 'an un-wedding'! About the Author Babette Cole is filled with zest for life: she lives in Dorset but travels extensively, to exotic parts of the world but also around Great Britain, visiting schools and meeting children. She is a great animal lover and keeps chickens, sheep, horses, dogs and cats which all find their way into her books.
A**R
Must read!
Great book for parents even better book for children. Simple and funny. Will definately help navigate the difficult subject of divorce with young children.
D**Y
Great but with reseravations
It's a lovley book as you would expect from Ms Cole. It's funny and the pictures are lovley . The only problem is that the wonderful solution that the warring parents come to is only possible because they are so bloody rich. If only this were possible for all divorcing couples.Might give children an unrealistic idea of what life will be like in the future.
T**S
Serves it's purpose.
bought it for my daughter when i was separating from her father. Serves it's purpose.
V**S
Very helpful
This was very helpful to three children (6, 7 & 9) who suddenly found themselves in the sad situation of having separated parents.
M**E
Great pictures.
This is a humourous view on separation but it really did help my son. Great pictures.
M**.
putting kids first...
Fantastic book, would highly recommend to help kids understand a little better about what's going on when parents separate. Read to my 4 year old & 7 year old.
D**N
Good for the class shelf
Nice book
M**D
Great book to help children cope with parental break up!
This book is so useful when working with children who are experiencing parental break up - and the humourous approach allows a difficult issue to be addressed in a lighter way.
