Virtually Christmas: A funny illustrated children’s book from million-copy bestseller David Baddiel - fantastic festive fun for kids!

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It used to be the most WONDERFUL time of the year, but for years Christmas has been taken over by Winterzone.

Virtually Christmas – HarperCollins Publishers UK

One thing I would say is that it’s more suited to older children due to there being a few chapters focused on the corporate/commercial world which younger readers/listeners may find boring. The story is set on Christmas and revolve around children of different types, one very smart to detect a hologram and another who is sensitive and sweet. Racing against time and against the might of Winterzone, they must find the real Santa—before the true meaning of the festive season is lost forever.For many, Christmas is about family and making memories and there is a lot of effort put into making it a magical time but what do our children actually take on board? Our guide on how to run a school book club, which covers both primary school book clubs and secondary school book clubs. The Parent Agency is an epic wish-fulfilment adventure for every child – and for the child in everyone. Have a look at our narrative nonfiction titles and our collection of topic book resources for inspiration! The story has subtle yet hidden elements that are inserted and seeded so well making it a very relevant topic for kids today.

Virtually Christmas by David Baddiel - LoveReading4Kids

After studying at Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School in Elstree, he read English at King's College, Cambridge and graduated with a double first. What are the things that their family does that make it a personalised experience, the things they will continue to do with their own children in years to come? With stunning artwork and clever use of repetition this story is ideal for reading aloud with EYFS groups. With delightful rhyming couplets and the use of onomatopoeia, this is a super colourful large format hardback that’s a joy to read and share with children in KS1.The storyline could have made for an epic book but instead it’s difficult to read, uninteresting and slow. Brightly presented with fun prompts lucid grammar reminders and ‘fab fiver’ words to use, Journeys in Creative Writing is an invaluable repository of ideas for primary school writing clubs and ‘greater depth’ literary extensions.

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Steven Lenton has been the winner of the Waterstones Picture Book of the Month and The Times Children’s Book of the Week. He also illustrates fiction for David Baddiel, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, and is the Sainsbury’s Prize-winning illustrator of The Nothing to See Here Hotel series.All the things that made Christmas special are gone: the human connection, the baubles passed down through generations, even the rubbish cracker jokes.

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The story depicts the alternative futuristic Christmas and two children who strive to get the traditional Christmas back.There are some great illustrations throughout and plenty of kids humour sprinkled amongst the pages. Racing against time and against the might of Winterzone, they must find the real Santa – before the true meaning of the festive season is lost forever . The Ocean Squid team rockets through time and space in this, the sixth instalment of the compelling Explorers series.