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Find out moreWritten by Konnie Huq
Illustrated by Konnie Huq
Part of the Cookie! Series
Fast, fresh and very funny reading
Cookie is one of those characters who have the best intentions, but just can’t help getting into scrapes and mix ups, and readers will love her all the more for it. In this new adventure, her plans for a plastic-free birthday party are overtaken by circumstances and before we know it, she’s accidentally become best friends with Suzie Ashby, got a detention, upset her friend Jake, and handed over £25 to take part in Woodburn Primary’s very own F Factor, which turns out to be not what she expected at all. Cookie being Cookie, it all works out in the end and everyone, the reader included, has lots of fun along the way. Konnie Huq clearly remembers what it is to be a ten year old very well indeed and Cookie’s fast flowing, tangent-embracing, stream of consciousness narrative is a delight. Huq’s own black and white illustrations are the perfect complement to the text, giving us even clearer insight into what’s going on in Cookie’s head. A fast, fresh and very funny read.
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Cookie, Keziah and Jake are best mates and life is good. Cookie's birthday party is coming up and she has had the most fantastic idea for a Save the Planet party where everything is recycled, and no plastic is used.
Before long, Cookie is buzzing with plans. But then disaster strikes - Suzie Ashby totally swipes Cookie's idea and sends out invitations for her own Save the Planet birthday party.
Worse still, Suzie seems to think Cookie is her new best friend! Grrrr! Suzie is officially the most annoying girl in the world!
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I was surprised to read Cookie's gran comes from Bangladesh because my gran does too. This is the first time I've read about a Bangladeshi character. I loved looking at the illustrations, especially the speech bubbles, cute unicorns and all the animals. On the cover I admired the doodles and the little details. I can’t believe they were drawn by the author. This is perfect for fans of 'Diary of a wimpy kid' and 'Dork Diaries'. Full review
I really enjoyed this book. I read the whole thing in two days! Full review
I love this book and I am sure other people will too and girls and boys can enjoy it. The pictures are funny and the explain more about the story. This book is in my top 5 for this year and I think you will love it. Full review
I loved Cookie so much I read this three times straight off! Cookie is funny and relatable. Perfect for kids age 8 plus Full review
A great story for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid - Cookie is such a fun character! Full review
Praise for Cookie and the Most Annoying Boy in the World;
'A fresh and very funny story ... sure to be a BIG HIT' - Jacqueline Wilson
'Smart, funny and full of warmth, just like its author' - David Walliams
'Totally funny and charming and relatable. The book that is. Not the boy, he's really annoying.' - David Baddiel
'Everybody's going to fall in love with Cookie. She's clever and funny and just can't seem to get anything right.' - Charlie Higson
'Cookie - a lass with sass who'll inspire girls and boys alike ... daft and funny!' - Zoe Ball
ISBN: | 9781848128934 |
Publication date: | 6th August 2020 |
Author: | Konnie Huq |
Illustrator: | Konnie Huq |
Publisher: | Piccadilly Press |
Format: | Hardback |
Pagination: | 288 pages |
Suitable for: | 7+ readers, 9+ readers |
Genres: | Ecological and Environmental, Humorous, School Stories |
Collections: | Diverse Voices - 80 Children's Books that Celebrate Difference, Summer Reading 2020, Let's Get Back to School!, |
As the longest serving female Blue Peter presenter, from 1997 to 2008, Konnie Huq is no stranger to the middle-grade market. She is an ambassador for the Prince's Trust and the British Asian Trust. This is her first foray into children's books and Cookie is inspired by Konnie's own London Bangladeshi background, her love of science and her unashamed nerdiness! Photo credit Ed Miller
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