Pages: 80 (Paperback) ISBN: 0747580553 Pub: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Pub date: 2005-10-03 Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 82509
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Reader Reviews:A good light-hearted, messy & funny story! (4/4 people found this helpful)I haven't come across anything by Alexander McCall-Smith that I haven't liked yet. This is funny & would be a good entertaining story to read at bedtime. No boring bits!
Fabulous and entertaining kids' literature (3/3 people found this helpful)I read this with my two 6 yr old boys and we enjoyed it so much. It nicely demonstrates how doing a good deed is not always as straight forward as it initially would seem. The kids were desperate to read more each night - my boys and i definitely recommend it! It's well-written fun. DoughNot miss it! (5/6 people found this helpful)A really lovely story of children helping their friendly school janitor through the selling of doughnuts supplied through a pyramid of well-wishers - until they become over-run with doughnuts. It's a lovely story for boys or girls, and really great books for boys of this age seem to be hard to come by, and who could fail to get excited by the idea of being awash with delicious doughnuts? It's perfect to read aloud to a 6 year old, with just enough pictures to inspire their own imaginations, or for an older child to read to themselves. I also particularly recommend the Bubblegum Tree and the Popcorn Pirates for anyone who enjoys this.
childhood tangle (5/8 people found this helpful)i'm about to buy this book again as i had it when i was younger and loved it, it always seemed really exciting. i loved the bits when they are in the spagetti factory and they find out about all the ways to make pasta and all the different flavours!!! it was a book i read over and over again without getting bored!!! xx Similar ProductsThe Banana Machine Love Over Scotland (44 Scotland Street) CategoriesAmazon.co.uk places this book into the following categories:
Books -> Subjects -> Children’s Books -> Fiction
Toys & Games -> Children’s Books -> Fiction
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