- Paperback: 208 pages
- Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books (1 Aug 2008)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0330452770
- ISBN-13: 978-0330452779
- Product Dimensions: 19.6 x 13 x 1.5 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 261,357 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Jeremy James can't help but entertain in these mischievous stories . . .
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A third bind up of JEREMY JAMES adventures. This book contains: DO GERBILS GO TO HEAVEN? and NEVER STEAL WHEELS FROM A DOG. Jeremy James is always saving things – whether it’s the Third World, Richard’s Gran or the souls of his poor pet Gerbils. Indeed, the life of a hero is so full of surprises it seems even a wise old fortune teller has trouble predicting what might be next. However when it comes to Jeremy James, one thing is for certain ... mischief and mayhem are never far away!
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Young boy with younger siblings constantly getting into scrapes: the obvious comparison is with Horrid Henry. These stories are greatly superior, though. Jeremy James is not horrid, just a normal boy whose childish misunderstandings, occasional naughtiness and tendency to say what he thinks cause unwitting mayhem - of a not so terrible kind - for his parents.
Jeremy James and his family inhabit a suburban middle class England of indeterminate place and time - but perhaps the 1960s Home Counties. The humour is gentle and droll, and the writing good enough for grown ups to relish. These stories - and the accompanying JJ titles - have become instant family favourites since we discovered them earlier in 2009. We parents enjoy reading them out and the children love listening. A welcome break from the formulaic and rather strident tones of Francesca Simon.
Jeremy James and his family inhabit a suburban middle class England of indeterminate place and time - but perhaps the 1960s Home Counties. The humour is gentle and droll, and the writing good enough for grown ups to relish. These stories - and the accompanying JJ titles - have become instant family favourites since we discovered them earlier in 2009. We parents enjoy reading them out and the children love listening. A welcome break from the formulaic and rather strident tones of Francesca Simon.
Format:Paperback
My 9 year old son really enjoy these stories especially at bedtime and he also reads them in free reading at school.
They are good fun amusing and the chapters are just the right length for one a night!Enjoyed the whole series.
They are good fun amusing and the chapters are just the right length for one a night!Enjoyed the whole series.
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