Vicky Angel - Jacqueline Wilson Reviews

Jacqueline Wilson is without a doubt a phenomenal author. There's something amazing about her style that helps her emotional stories touch her readers. Her unique style certainly appeals to me, especially with one of her stories, Vicky Angel. As I have said, Jacqueline Wilson's stories are very moving, and Vicky Angel has to be one of ...

Vicky Angel is a book that deals with death. That's not something I expect to see much in books targeted, as this is, at eight to eleven year old girls, especially not in books that aren't specifically marked for counselling or something. The story centres around Jade, a little girl whose best friend is called Vicky. They're walking ...

It was a Monday night and I was extremely bored so I looked at my bookshelf and thought to myself...why buy so many books if you are not going to read them. So I picked out a Jaqueline Wilson book which to me looked quite boring because in the past I have read some of Jaqueline Wilson books and haven't finished them because I got bored. So anyway ...

This is undoubtedly one of Jacqueline Wilson's best books, and that's saying something! It's about Vicky and Jade, two best friends. They're inseperable - they do everything together! Jade is quiet and a talented actress. Vicky is bright and loud but very dominating. She completely pushes Jade around. Even though Jade ...

My children have several Jacqueline Wilson books. My eldest three (aged 12 ½, 11 and 10) are all fans of hers. So today, when I had the urge to read a whole book in a couple of hours, I picked up one called Vicky Angel and read it. The story begins happily enough, focusing on Jade Marshall and Vicky Waters, two Year nine girls who are ...

Why am i crying? was the question I asked myself repeatedly whilst reading this book. Ok ok i cried. Happy? In fact i cried solid for the first hundred pages. I had to constantly remind myself [in between earth shaking sobs] that is was only a book. But it seemed to be written so.... Knowingly for want of a better word. Jaqueline Wilson ...

We were just picking the teams for football. Away on a family and friends weekend there should have been plenty of people to choose from. We had Conor, Kieran, Dominic, Olivia, Marnie and four volunteer adults but suddenly all the other grown-ups had found various but incredibly pressing tasks – unpacking, cooking, that sort of thing. ...