The World’S Worst Parents

I really enjoyed reading this book and I want to read all series of this type. Every page of this book was interesting to read as you don't know how bad each parent can be. But the thing is that as it says "World's Worst Parents", there are some chapters with parents who aren't that bad, like a mother who just reads more books to her children and herself but still shows a lot of affection towards her kid at the same time. As it is not a continuous story and has different stories in different chapters, it is not that easy to connect with it. But the content in the book was truly amazing with a lot of onomatopoeia and new words to learn. As of all, I am a David Walliams Fan and I liked each and every book of his, so, I world recommend you to buy this book.

Wow!!!!! The book is sooo beautiful and the story is also quite funny . I have not read any David William’s book before but after reading this , I am going to read every single book written by him..Go for it ...thanks...

It was a hilarious book and it will be one. I hope David Walliams new book will come soon ha

Super cool! This book cracked me up! I really appreciate David Walliams books so much! Do you like the books?

In my continuing determination to read children's books, there are two reasons why I picked this up:One- David Walliams making another addition to his 'World's Worst' series after Worst Children and Worst Teachers.Two- Tony Ross's illustrations. In. Colour.Sure, some parents are embarrassing – but they’re NOTHING on this lot. These are ten tales of the world’s most spectacularly silly mums and deliriously daft dads.I absolutely love this series even though the characters aren't exactly the type to appeal to anyone.As is a feature of the series, each of the books include a letter from someone special. This has one from the author's mom who very kindly (or not) offers him ideas for his next book. As part of the acknowledgements, the author also shares anecdotes about all the people involved in it. I reserve my opinion on whether these are true or fictitious but I do insist they are fascinating to read.Each of the ten stories bring out some of the strongest emotions. At the same time, they allow you to reflect on yourself and right the wrongs. If I had to pick my favourite worsts (did I get that right?), I'd choose Miss Tutelage and Harriet Hurry, and maybe Supermum! She is innovative. You have to give her credit for that.As far as the artwork goes, of course, when you already love Tony Ross's black and white illustrations, these done in vibrant colour are irresistible.Read this to guarantee some amazing laughs. You will enjoy it by yourself as well as in sharing with the little ones around you.For complete review, visit aquamarineflavours.wordpress.com