Read this to my 7 year old son for something different and he really liked it. It's got great pictures, a great plot that held his attention and was funny. I found myself wanting to read the next chapter the next day! And would look into the rest of the series and other books by this author. ( )

Good for a range of 7 to 9 ( )

Not up to the quality of his Artemis Fowl books, but still a fun short read for younger children (or adults). ( )

Although not as funny as The Legend of Spud Murphy, this book was quite enjoyable. The idea of 3-year-old Marty leading 2-year-old Will into the street, having him walk the line and leaving him there is interesting. Marty does this in hopes that Will will walk the line until he finds a new family to take care of him so that Marty does not have to deal with him anymore. Pretty creative for a 3-year-old.

Tim findet, dass Mama und Papa nie wirklich Zeit zum Reden über seine Probleme und peinlichen Erlebnisse haben, denn ständig drängt sich einer der Brüder dazwischen. Also besprechen Tim und Opa, dass sie sich jeden Samstag gegenseitig die schlimmen Ereignisse der Woche erzählen. Tim findet allerdings, dass Opa immer die besseren Geschichten auf Lager hat und lässt sich von Papa erzählen, wie er als 2-Jähriger mithilfe seines Bruders Marty etwas besonders Schreckliches erlebt hat. Doch dann merkt er, dass es nicht schlimm ist, wenn Opa die wichtigeren Probleme hat: die eigenen wirken dadurch kleiner und man fühlt sich gleich besser!