Pages: 80 (Paperback) ISBN: 0552557846 Pub: Young Corgi Pub date: 2008-03-13 Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 26759
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Editorial Review:Lizzie refuses to speak. It's as if she has a zip across her mouth. She doesn't want to talk to anyone, especially her new stepbrothers and their dad. She certainly doesn't feel like talking to her mum. Then one day a member of her new family turns out to be even more stubborn than Lizzie, and things begin to change... Jacqueline Wilson strikes hard, fast and funny in this deceptively simple story for young readers who are just beginning to build confidence in their reading skills. Her characters are strong and memorable, the writing superb and the storytelling captivating enough to lure the most reluctant of readers into the world of a young girl coming to terms with her parents' divorce and the advent of a new chapter in her life as a stepchild. Lizzie Zipmouth is a mini masterpiece, and although aimed at younger readers can be enjoyed by any Wilson fan. And rest assured, if anyone can keep a child hooked, it is Jacqueline Wilson: be prepared to find yourself forking out for every book this extraordinary author has ever written. --Susan Harrison Reader Reviews:Year 5 loved this book. (0/1 people found this helpful)This book appealed to year 5. They loved it infact. They voted it 5/5 in the book club. The boys loved it as much as the girls, even though the main character is a girl. A review of lizzy zipmouth (4/4 people found this helpful)Lizzie Zipmouth is a very exciting book about a girl who is at first very happy living with her mum, but then her mum started to go on dates. All the men her mum went on dates with were all very nasty.
A funny book 6-8 olds will enjoy - great drawings (17/21 people found this helpful)Lizzie's life is completely ruined by Rory and Jake (her new stepbrothers) and Sam, their dad. And Jake's not helping one bit. He's the one who gave Lizzie the stupid old nickname in the first place. Her life, it seems to Lizzie, will never be alright again-that is, until she meets Rory and Jake's Great Gran, who has a great interest in dolls, like Lizzie. By Anna Wrigley-Howe, Age 9 A really cool book ! (11/14 people found this helpful)This book is really cool and it really touchs you if your a lonely chlid whos parents are divorced and your mom moves in with some one else . I 'm exactly in her shoes and Jaqueline Wilson has got the exact feeling that i feel right now . Shes a really cool and wicked writer. Similar ProductsThe Mum-minder CategoriesAmazon.co.uk places this book into the following categories:
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