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Jan 30, 2017 Matt rated it really liked it

Having begun this series with the Ian Fleming archetype, I thought it a practiced idea to continue on, nether the guidance of Frank Cottrell Boyce. Moving the story into the nowadays twenty-four hours, the young reader is introduced to the Tooting Family, with a mom and dad, besides every bit Lucy, Jeremy, and baby Harry. When Mr. Tooting announces that he has major news, he shares that he'south been sacked from his job, which means the family is without a vehicle. Noting the crossroad in their lives, Mr. and Mrs. Tooting concur Having begun this series with the Ian Fleming classic, I idea it a good idea to continue on, under the guidance of Frank Cottrell Boyce. Moving the story into the present day, the immature reader is introduced to the Tooting Family, with a mom and dad, as well as Lucy, Jeremy, and baby Harry. When Mr. Tooting announces that he has major news, he shares that he's been sacked from his job, which means the family is without a vehicle. Noting the crossroad in their lives, Mr. and Mrs. Tooting agree to accept the family on the hazard of a lifetime, just volition demand a vehicle to lucifer. After they secure a camper van, the Tootings are almost ready to go, but Mr. Tooting takes Jeremy with him to the local scrap yard to find a few items that might be useful to ensure the camper van is ready for all its adventures. At that place, the duo discover an sometime Zborowski engine, a famous racing vehicle from the 1920s. Mr. Tooting has grand ideas and turns the camper van into a speeding monstrosity, while Jeremy is unsure what to await. When the family is ready to head out, they begin the journey towards Paris, where Mrs. Tooting has always fancied going. Their trip takes a plow when the camper van sprouts wings and begins to sail through the air. Panicked and unsure what is going on, the Tootings concord on for dear life until they find themselves atop the Eiffel Tower. The authorities and local media outlets scramble for an explanation, which leads to a mysterious phone call and the subsequent renaming of the camper van to Chitty Chitty Blindside Bang, a name the Tootings think quite odd, but who are they to protest. From there, Chitty takes the family unit over to the Sphinx and more adventures. Even so, super villain Tiny Jack has been watching the Tootings and their vehicle, with a plot of his own and a fiendish assistant named Nanny. What will come of the Tootings and is there more to these holiday destinations than meets the centre? Cottrell Boyce pulls his readers in and does Fleming great justice with this sequel, where the adventure never seems to permit upwardly.

It was a buddy read that had me begin this serial, but I am pleased that I took the fourth dimension to delve in, as the adventures are wonderful. Cottrell Boyce ties the previous novel to this 1 in a masterful manner, offering breadcrumbs to the attentive reader, while entertaining those who may be new to the serial. A new collection of characters keeps the story going and offers a wonderful new realm of adventures. With just the right amount of evil villain to keep young readers curious and yet not petrified, Cottrell Boyce delivers a jam-packed risk that one can just hope will continue with the next in the series. Paced perfect and with a peppering of corny storylines, this is the perfect tale for a young reader with a taste for the adventurous.

Kudos, Mr. Cottrell Boyce for working along the Fleming framework and keeping children enthused equally they are educated about the ins and out of motors in all their forms.

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Dec 21, 2018 Eileen rated it actually liked information technology

A second installment in the adventures of Chitty Chitty Blindside Blindside, but written by Frank Cottrell Boyce, many years after the original. Information technology took me the longest time to figure out where Chitty was in all fo this, but I found it to be a fun chance, especially with David Tennant at the helm. I enjoyed this one and look forward to the side by side installment! Unlike the first book, this 1 leaves yous hanging!

I didn't have terribly high expectations for this sequel written past a different author than the original, simply I was pleasantly surprised by how enjoyable it was. Information technology ends on a cliffhanger, but I don't mind the prospect of listening to more David Tennant every bit Chitty's adventures continue. I didn't have terribly high expectations for this sequel written by a dissimilar author than the original, but I was pleasantly surprised past how enjoyable it was. It ends on a cliffhanger, but I don't mind the prospect of listening to more David Tennant as Chitty'due south adventures continue. ...more

Jan 11, 2022 Shiloah rated it really liked information technology

My kids and husband love these books! We listened to the audiobooks washed by David Tennent and he is phenomenal. My hubby insists these would brand fantastic movies.

January 28, 2019 Shannon rated it it was amazing

A fun filled adventure full of surprises...a great sequel and launch to new adventures.

Dnf. I loved the original Chitty Chitty Bang Bang but this sequel was a disappointment. However I probably would have continued listening to it except I establish the phonation characterisation in the audiobook I was listening to very abrasive. This is an alternate audiobook to the one other Goodreaders take mentioned that was narrated by David Tennant.

iv.5 stars

A clever, delightful sequel to the original.
I did it on audio read by David Tenant w/ background music.Absolutely vivid!
Groovy for kids & adults who want an entertaining low-cal read.

I honey it because the machine is flying and the child catcher wants children for the Queen and King.

Dec 25, 2012 VaultOfBooks rated information technology really liked it

By Frank Cottrell Boyce. Form A.
Everyone's favorite flying motorcar shifts into another dimension as the intrepid Tooting family unit zooms back and forth through fourth dimension.
When the Tootings return to Zobrowski Terrace at the end of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Flies Over again, they find that "dwelling house" is looking a lot like Jurassic Park. But this is no theme park — a very existent and very hungry T- rex is charging them! Cheers to Dad'south inadvertent yanking of Chitty'due south "Chronojuster" lever, the spirited car has ushered them By Frank Cottrell Boyce. Grade A.
Everyone'southward favorite flying motorcar shifts into another dimension equally the intrepid Tooting family zooms dorsum and forth through fourth dimension.
When the Tootings return to Zobrowski Terrace at the end of Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside Flies Again, they find that "home" is looking a lot like Jurassic Park. Simply this is no theme park — a very existent and very hungry T- rex is charging them! Thanks to Dad's inadvertent yanking of Chitty's "Chronojuster" lever, the spirited car has ushered them dorsum to prehistoric times, where the family (and especially Baby Harry) make a narrow escape. But Chitty has a heed of her own, and the Tootings will get an unexpected tour of exciting times and places from Prohibition-era New York (where Chitty wants to compete in the famous Prix d'Esmerelda's Birthday Cake race) to the lost city of El Dorado and dorsum again, with misadventures and surprise stowaways along the style. Get prepare for a hilarious high-flying adventure, with historic author Frank Cottrell Boyce behind the wheel.
The book is nigh Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, a magical car which tin fly, swim, become a submarine and travel dorsum and forth in time. We watch it journey to dissimilar fourth dimension lines to run across dissimilar people, all having great significance in the automobile's life.
When normal cars suspension downward, they terminate in the middle of the road. Chitty is not a normal car, so when it breaks down information technology takes you into ancient times to fight the dragons which are set upon eating yous.
This time information technology is the Tooting family who are in the machine when information technology breaks downwards and they land in the dinosaur era. The family bravely fights the hungry Tyrannosaurus who want to feed his hungry stomach and manages to get away. They were trying to save the world from the evil Nanny and Tiny Jack and are looking for The Potts family unit who were the previous owners of the automobile. They gear up the car to 1966 but they soon find out that Chitty has a mind of her own. Chitty lands them in a different place notwithstanding again, for all the same another adventure. This fourth dimension it is New York, just only not the time they want to be in. It turns out that Chitty wants to meet someone else, a Count Louis Zborowski , a race auto commuter and the human being Chitty happens to be in love with.
Their adventures are far from over. They compete in a race, go tied upwardly past evil people, run away from the police and finally country in El Dorado – a place made of gold – where the Queens try to steal their machine and in the terminate disassemble information technology into small small-scale pieces..
The adventures proceed and each fourth dimension all the members of The Tooting family begin together and manage to get out safely and charge ahead.
The story is interesting, easy to empathise and full of adventures. It too has plenty of illustrations to keep the young readers interested. The plot line is uncomplicated, with plenty of moralistic letters, including those of unity and love. Throughout the whole story, the author manages to highlight the fact that The Tooting family is trying to salvage the world. They are fighting evil and trying to replace it with dear, affection and harmony.
An amazing job by Frank Cottrell Boyce. Leaves you wishing you had read something this expert in your childhood.

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Jan 29, 2012 Adam rated it really liked it

Rereading, April 2015, as a home read aloud.

I don't ordinarily post reviews directly on Goodreads, but I won a re-create of this book, so I'll post both hither and on the TMCE Guys Read Web log:

Have you e'er read a book and wished there was more to the story? Some characters and stories are so fun that we wish they could terminal forever, that we could keep having adventures with them. I think that's what Frank Cottrell Boyce was thinking when he wrote this book.

The original Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside was written b

Rereading, Apr 2015, as a home read aloud.

I don't usually mail service reviews direct on Goodreads, just I won a copy of this volume, so I'll post both here and on the TMCE Guys Read Weblog:

Take you always read a book and wished there was more than to the story? Some characters and stories are so fun that we wish they could last forever, that nosotros could keep having adventures with them. I think that's what Frank Cottrell Boyce was thinking when he wrote this book.

The original Chitty Chitty Blindside Bang was written by Ian Fleming in the 1960s. Mr. Fleming is nigh famous for creating super-spy James Bail. I read Fleming's volume last year. It reminded me a lot of Roald Dahl–a little goofy, a piffling wild, and definitely British. Information technology is almost a family who happen upon an astonishing automobile, named Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, leading to danger, adventure, and mystery.

So came a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang flick, made by Disney in 1968. The pic was not much like the volume. It had the some of the aforementioned characters, but the story was very different. Maybe it could be considered merely another story in the life of this crazy auto.

And now we take Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside Flies Once more, by Frank Cottrell Boyce. It is all the same some other edition of the story of Chitty Chitty Blindside Bang, the magical car.

I liked the book. I remember if you are a Roald Dahl fan, you lot should definitely read Ian Fleming's book, and and so this 1. Mr. Boyce does a great task of capturing the slightly goofy style of the original book–information technology has an old-fashioned feel, despite being ready in the present. He likewise leaves some great hints and tidbits for people who know what to look for. There are several references to Mr. Fleming's story, including a certain French chocolate store and a criminal relation. Mr. Boyce even sneaks in a squeamish tribute to James Bond.

This book is absolutely set upward for a sequel. The terminate is not really the end. I look Mr. Boyce will write information technology, but I think it would be fun if a bunch of different authors–-particularly British (or American, or any!) authors who loved Chitty as kids–tried their hand at continuing the story of this fantastic automobile. That could be fun–kind of like The 39 Clues, except goofy, and with a flying car.

Mrs. B. doesn't have the original Chitty in the library, but the public library has information technology. I've got a copy of this new one in Room iii.

Like cars? Looking for a piddling light sense of humor and adventure? This book will requite you plenty of both.

Keep reading!

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Chitty Chitty Blindside Bang Flies Again

By Frank Cottrell Boyce

192 pages

Genre: Adventure, fantasy, one-act, goofy

Source: NetGalley, but so I won a copy on Goodreads!

On shelves March 13, 2012.Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

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Apr 01, 2012 Brenda rated it really liked it

In 1967 one of my favorite Christmas presents was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang by Ian Flemming. I loved the Potts. I loved the whistling sweets. I thought Joe the Monster and his gang were terribly wonderful crooks. And of course, I loved Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with "her kickoff ii CHITTY sneezes and the two soft BANGS, the bangs ran on and into each other and then as to make a delicious purring rumble." I thought her amazing dashboard with knobs that glow and flash urgently equally the demand arose had only the In 1967 1 of my favorite Christmas presents was Chitty Chitty Bang Bang past Ian Flemming. I loved the Potts. I loved the whistling sweets. I thought Joe the Monster and his gang were terribly wonderful crooks. And of course, I loved Chitty Chitty Blindside Blindside with "her beginning two CHITTY sneezes and the two soft BANGS, the bangs ran on and into each other so as to make a delicious purring rumble." I idea her amazing dashboard with knobs that glow and wink urgently as the need arose had simply the perfect balance of efficiency and irreverence. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - a magical car with a mind of it'south own. I loved everything about that book - right downwardly to the underground recipe at the end!

Adjacent came the flick. What a major disappointment! The machine wasn't even the right color. To me, it was silly, tedious and tiresome. Frank Cottrell Boyce had a totally different experience. He saw the movie beginning and loved information technology. Then he read the book. He writes that this was the first time he knew that "films and books - fifty-fifty when they're telling the same story - each had a dissimilar kind of enchantment."

Chitty Blindside Bang Flies Again does indeed have its ain kind of enchantment. It takes the best pieces from the original, mixes them together with new ideas and creates a wholly unique tale that has the Tooting family traveling the world, escaping the clutches of greedy crooks (Man Mountain Fink's son from the original gang) and learning all about their amazingly wonderful Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is part of the family now and is teaching the Tootings to pay attending to each other, listen carefully and take trust in the power of family.

What a terrifically satisfying sequel!

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The Tooting family finds itself in a position that many families are experiencing these days-- the father has lost his job. Since he is clever and upbeat, he has decided this is an Opportunity and takes to unemployment with a flourish, but his family decides he needs a project. They go an quondam camper van which the mother thinks can't maybe exist fixed, and tell the father that when it is stock-still, they will travel effectually the world. Of course, he does fix it, so Jem, Lucy, lilliputian Harry and the paren
The Tooting family unit finds itself in a position that many families are experiencing these days-- the male parent has lost his job. Since he is clever and upbeat, he has decided this is an Opportunity and takes to unemployment with a flourish, merely his family unit decides he needs a project. They go an old camper van which the mother thinks can't perchance be fixed, and tell the father that when it is fixed, they volition travel around the earth. Of course, he does fix information technology, and so Jem, Lucy, little Harry and the parents take off on a trek effectually the world. It is soon credible that Chitty, who has the engine of the car from the volume past Ian Fleming, is on a mission to restore itself with original parts, so the family finds themselves in all sorts of unusual places, including sitting well-nigh the Sphinx in Egypt selling pancakes! They also meet an assortment of villians along the way, including the Circe-like Nanny who tries to get them to stay for a very long while at Chateau Bateau while she destroys the car. The Tootings, withal, are zip if non motivated and clever, and manage to escape. What volition Chitty'southward next adventure be?
Strengths: The Tootings are a fun, resourceful family, and the risk is well plotted. The dissimilar places to which they travel are interesting.
Weaknesses: The tone is rather goofy, and British goofy is a slightly dissimilar flavor from Usa goofy. Also, very few of my students are familiar with the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang motion-picture show, much less the book, and I encounter this being a harder sell because of this unfamiliarity. Does make me want to keep the 1964 Fleming original, even though no one ever checks it out!
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When Jem, Lucy and Harry's Dad loses his job he drives his family crazy fixing and irresolute things around the house. They are all relieved when he finds a rusty 1966 23 window Samba Jitney Campervan and decides to restore it. While looking for parts in a scrapyard, he finds an engine. Not merely any engine – a Zboroski engine, meant for a aeroplane! This is where the adventure begins. Parking on the Eiffel Tower, avoiding homo eating piranhas, theft of the Sphinx and escaping a giant squid!

Fans of the cla

When Jem, Lucy and Harry's Dad loses his job he drives his family crazy fixing and changing things around the firm. They are all relieved when he finds a rusty 1966 23 window Samba Bus Campervan and decides to restore it. While looking for parts in a scrapyard, he finds an engine. Non merely any engine – a Zboroski engine, meant for a plane! This is where the adventure begins. Parking on the Eiffel Belfry, avoiding man eating piranhas, theft of the Sphinx and escaping a behemothic squid!

Fans of the classic Chitty will love this new story from the author of 'Millions'. It still holds the classic magic of Chitty with modernistic characters for new fans

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Feb 12, 2012 Dianna rated information technology actually liked it

This is fun if you lot're a fan of the original. If you lot haven't read Chitty Chitty Bang Bang yet, get to it!

Being a little generous with my rating hither because I'thousand a fan of the original. But either some plot loops were left unresolved, or there's another book coming in the series.

This is fun if you're a fan of the original. If y'all haven't read Chitty Chitty Bang Bang withal, get to information technology!

Beingness a little generous with my rating here because I'm a fan of the original. But either some plot loops were left unresolved, or in that location'southward some other book coming in the series.

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Apr xiv, 2012 Faith Hough rated it information technology was amazing

I'm a big fan of the original Chitty and a big fan of Frank Cottrell Boyce, and so I went into balmy raptures when I saw this at my local bookstore a few days ago.
I read it in a few sittings, and it was just every bit good, if not meliorate, than I expected. I tin't wait to read the original and this new sequel aloud to my kids. I'm a big fan of the original Chitty and a big fan of Frank Cottrell Boyce, and so I went into mild raptures when I saw this at my local bookstore a few days ago.
I read it in a few sittings, and it was just every bit good, if non better, than I expected. I can't expect to read the original and this new sequel aloud to my kids. ...more than

Non quite as charmingly hilarious as the original Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, only pretty darn close. David Tennant's narration is awesome, as usual. 4.five stars Not quite as charmingly hilarious equally the original Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, but pretty darn close. David Tennant's narration is crawly, as usual. four.5 stars ...more

Jan 18, 2019 K. McDevitt rated information technology really liked it

I was a piddling worried that the continuing modern solar day adventures of such a well-known, dearest, quondam auto would non have the aforementioned magic for me equally the original. But the writer did an AMAZING chore of bringing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang dorsum to live with all-new adventures and a fantastic new family. The villains are super creepy. The twists and turns are funny and clever. And the adventures are grand. Nigh of all, Chitty is given a lot of dearest and respect and but shines in her new roles--even as a camp I was a little worried that the continuing modern twenty-four hour period adventures of such a well-known, beloved, old car would non have the same magic for me as the original. But the author did an Amazing task of bringing Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside back to live with all-new adventures and a fantastic new family. The villains are super creepy. The twists and turns are funny and clever. And the adventures are m. Near of all, Chitty is given a lot of love and respect and just shines in her new roles--even as a camper van! In that location are some fun homages to James Bond also, equally the creator of Chitty besides created Bond; I know I missed some of those references, simply at to the lowest degree one is extremely hard to miss.

I loved these new children. I loved their parents. I loved Chitty! I also loved that David Tennant narrated the audiobook as well. What a fun read!

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Nov 26, 2021 Roy rated information technology really liked it

At beginning it surprised me that it went all present twenty-four hour period in the story, just so I thought the original was really a present 24-hour interval piece when it was written also. Then I was confused about why the vehicle didn't more than resemble the one in the original, but that got answered throughout the book in a actually clever mode.

My only complaints are:
1. It seemed to exist mean toward the French which didn't fit the first book.
2. I've never been a fan of obvious cliffhangers to lead into the next volume.

I'chiliad nonetheless quite i

At first it surprised me that it went all nowadays day in the story, but then I thought the original was really a present day slice when information technology was written besides. And so I was dislocated nearly why the vehicle didn't more than resemble the one in the original, merely that got answered throughout the volume in a really clever way.

My merely complaints are:
i. It seemed to exist hateful toward the French which didn't fit the first book.
2. I've never been a fan of obvious cliffhangers to lead into the next book.

I'm nonetheless quite interested in the series and await forrad to reading them all.

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Jul 18, 2019 Christina rated it it was amazing

After watching Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside, nosotros were so excited to read the book! We presently discovered that Ian Fleming's book was much different than the movie. I noticed this book on the shelf near it and the author's note shared my sentiments. We picked it up and I read it aloud to my son. We both enjoyed the adventure that a new family unit, the Tootings, had as they picked up the pieces of Chitty around the world. The writing was easy to read and allowed y'all to become into the action. After watching Chitty Chitty Blindside Bang, nosotros were and then excited to read the book! Nosotros soon discovered that Ian Fleming'southward book was much different than the movie. I noticed this book on the shelf virtually it and the author's note shared my sentiments. We picked it up and I read it aloud to my son. Nosotros both enjoyed the take a chance that a new family, the Tootings, had as they picked up the pieces of Chitty around the earth. The writing was easy to read and allowed you to get into the action. ...more

Jan 17, 2019 Heather rated it it was ok

This is a sequel written by a different writer, and and then, it entirely lacks the quaint charm of the original. It'due south a fun story, but a bit scarier (for a 5 yo) and the attitudes from Lucy are too much. With a more cheerful Lucy I would take given it 3 or maybe even 4 stars. The kids loved it and want to listen to the next one, but we are going to agree off for awhile.

Aug 13, 2019 Kevin rated it actually liked it

I listened to the audiobook of this and David Tennant did a fabulous job bring it to life. Frank Cottrell Boyce continues what Ian Fleming created in such a style that draws you into the further adventures of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Tooting family. I look forward to hearing what else they get upwards to.

Sep ten, 2021 Amanda N rated it really liked it

Nosotros read this aloud and my kids ages six, nine, and 12 adored it. They want to read the others in the series every bit well. I had read a few negative reviews and wasn't sure information technology would hold their involvement in merely a few pages and I near stopped up merely the kids encouraged me to keep going with information technology and they ended up loving it.

Jan xv, 2018 Heather rated it really liked it

We thought this was a continuation of the beginning Chitty Chitty Bang Bang book but information technology is a dissimilar family unit and different motorcar. Nosotros were disappointed at showtime but nosotros kept reading. So glad. It was a corking story! I had to translate some of the British words for my daughter but very enjoyable.

I was only reading this book when I was on breaks. It is a very piece of cake read. Don't expect it to actually follow Chitty Chitty Bang Bang though. This is with an entirely unlike family unit and doesn't even mention the Potts family. There are some illustrations. A good affiliate book for kids.

Sep 26, 2018 Sarah rated it it was amazing

Fabled book! My vehicle-loving preschooler wouldn't permit us turn off the audiobook.

Chitty Chitty takes a long time to make an appearance, just that's all correct: the real strength of the book is the family dynamics. I beloved the whole family unit!

Fabulous volume! My vehicle-loving preschooler wouldn't allow u.s. turn off the audiobook.

Chitty Chitty takes a long time to make an appearance, just that'due south all right: the existent strength of the book is the family dynamics. I love the whole family unit!

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Jun 18, 2019 Shannon rated it really liked it

I wanted to read more of the Potts' adventures. This not being that I was rather miffed when I started reading this, not helped by not existence able to get an audiobook-on-cd re-create from the library. I soon got just as into this story as the original though, and did really honey it. I wanted to read more than of the Potts' adventures. This not being that I was rather miffed when I started reading this, not helped past non being able to get an audiobook-on-cd copy from the library. I soon got simply as into this story equally the original though, and did actually beloved information technology. ...more

January 28, 2020 Alex English rated it it was astonishing

We listened to the audiobook, brilliantly narrated by David Tennant. Both my 5yo and 7yo actually enjoyed this. Adventurous and funny with real heart. They want to read the side by side book in the series straight away!

Mar 31, 2020 Simon rated it liked it

This volume is actually rather charming and a lovely add-on to Ian Fleming'south classic. Characters are intriguing and unique, charming, energetic, and exhausting.

I actually had a good time experiencing the world of this book, so clever and fun.

This volume is actually rather charming and a lovely addition to Ian Fleming's classic. Characters are intriguing and unique, mannerly, energetic, and exhausting.

I actually had a good fourth dimension experiencing the earth of this book, so clever and fun.

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Dec 21, 2020 Sarah rated it really liked it

The audible book for this is adorable as David Tennent makes the characters come live, he's especially good at reading the male parent's graphic symbol as he feels similar some of his prior rolls smashed together. The audible book for this is adorable as David Tennent makes the characters come up alive, he'due south particularly good at reading the father'due south character as he feels similar some of his prior rolls smashed together. ...more

Frank Cottrell Boyce is a British screenwriter, novelist and occasional actor.

In addition to original scripts, Cottrell Boyce has also adjusted novels for the screen and written children's fiction, winning the 2004 Carnegie Medal for his debut, Millions, based on his own screenplay for the film of the same proper name.
His novel Framed was shortlisted for the Whitbread Book of the Year as well equally the Carne

Frank Cottrell Boyce is a British screenwriter, novelist and occasional actor.

In addition to original scripts, Cottrell Boyce has also adjusted novels for the screen and written children's fiction, winning the 2004 Carnegie Medal for his debut, Millions, based on his own screenplay for the film of the same name.
His novel Framed was shortlisted for the Whitbread Book of the Year as well as the Carnegie Medal.
He adapted the novel into a screenplay for a 2009 BBC television film. His 2009 novel Catholic has also been shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal.

He is married and the father of seven children.

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