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How to Be a Little Sod - Simon Brett


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How to Be a Little Sod - Simon Brett

 
Description: ISBN 0752836935 / Author: Simon Brett / Genre: Junior Books

Newest Review: ... reader to make it up their own minds about it, in my opinion I see the baby as being a boy. But maybe that's because I have ... more

 ... a narrow minded view at this coniving baby who projectile vomits on purpose. Other characters the baby refers to are mother who is 'her' and father who is 'him.' Pretty simple to establish really. Then you have the two sets of Grandparents, who the baby picks up on some kind of chill which appears when they have to come together, such as Christmas or Birthdays. Trying to outdo eachother, but failing badly at it. This book goes through the stages that parents might try whilst bringing up their first born. From w...more

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How To Be A Little Sod [1995] [VHS]
Release Date: 1995 - 11 - 06, Rating Suitable for 12 years and over,
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blackviolets
Premium Review How to Be a Little Sod - Simon Brett: Silly Sod (418 words)
by - written on 10/05/09 (Very useful, 24 readings)
Rating:

This was one of those books which I thought I was going to enjoy but felt a bit let down whilst I was reading it. It was actually in the humour section of my bookshop and after reading the first few pages I figured it was going to be a good read. It is basically a diary entry style story, narrated throughout by a baby in its first year. We are never told what sex it is or what the name is either. He or She being simply known as 'baby.' I think it is up to the reader to make it up their own minds about it, in my opinion I see the baby as being a boy. But maybe that's because I have a narrow minded view at this coniving baby who projectile vomits on ...  Read the complete review

thehonesttruth
Premium Review Reminds me of my own little sod . (425 words)
by - written on 25/01/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
Rating:

I was given this book just last night by a friend who was having a book shelf clear out - and I finished it this morning, thinking 'I wish I'd read this as a new mum.' Most parents, at some point, will have had one of those days when their new baby just wouldn't stop crying - You feed it, you burp it, you change its nappy, and still, it wail . If you're like me, you probably look at your baby with pleading eyes, and wish you knew what it was thinking, so you could sort it out and get some sleep. And if you're baby is anything like the Little Sod , it's probably thinking 'If I scream and scream very quickly without taking any breaths, my face turns ...  Read the complete review

 

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