Dork Diaries - Dear Dork: A Review

 

Tales from a Not-So-Smart Miss Know-It-All by Rachel Renée Russell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I read the first few bits of this book when I moved to the bungalow in Dornoch.

I got a bit tired after reading a few pages, but the first few pages of Nikki and her BFFs, Chloe and Zoe, having a sleepover, and eating all those sweet treats, can make anyone hungry.

dare I say it....SQUEE!

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A Late Reply From Princess Celesta: Actions Have Consequences

My faithful student,

It was very brave of you to learn that actions have consequences, and when you mentioned the P U B word in front of your mother, I couldn't bare to see you scream at her, as if you had been taken over by a demon.

But demons don't matter - friends do, and despite not having any friends due to niche interests, you can still strive to impress. This is why I recorded you taking out the Capybara Cuties book and deciding to do a story for the first ever sheet in the book.

I've read it, and it was absolutely wonderful. However, you and your mum mustn't decide what to do with it until your goal sheet has been fully coloured, or else all of Equestria will be destroyed.

Just a warning.

Humbly,

Your friend,

Princess Celestia

XXXOOO

A Late Letter To Princess Celestia About Consequences

Dear Princess Celestia,

The P word is a very bad word in this house. It's so horrid it might inflict acts of violence on all of ponykind even as a I speak.

In fact when I mentioned it in front of Mum yesterday, it only escalated in violence. But I had time out to think about my actions, and I decided to not mention the P word ever in case more violence brings the police forth and sends me to the deranged, horrid place far off.

But luckily I calmed down, and despite how weak my brain was, I still managed to think up new ideas until I finally crashed out - clump - right onto the bed after a pageful of Noddy.

And remember, the P U B word is now forbidden in Equestria!

Yours truthfully,

Your faithful student

XXXOOO

Layla The Candyfloss Fairy: A Review

 

Layla the Candyfloss Fairy by Daisy Meadows
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I've already started this book, but I've yet to know what happens when Kirsty, Rachel and Layla go after the goblins who are eating candyfloss on the teacups.

Will read it soon.

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Esthember '26: A November Drawing Challenge

Peter Rabbit Mad Libs Junior - What Word Can I Use Instead Of Rabbit?

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Mr Men Mad Libs: A Review

 

Mr. Men Little Miss Mad Libs: World's Greatest Word Game by Roger Price
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A fun interactive story game for the whole family!

Despite it being a digital copy, I really enjoyed adding all the words to the stories of Mr Happy and his friends. It's perfect for teaching small kids about nouns, verbs, and adjectives along the way.

My favourite stories were ones about Little Miss Sunshine, Princess and Scary. Would do it physically if I would!

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Annabelle The Drawing Fairy: A Review

Annabelle the Drawing Fairy by Daisy Meadows
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Well done, Annabelle!
I am so going to continue drawing from now on.

I have yet to know what might happen next.

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He Man Mad Libs: A Review

Masters of the Universe Mad Libs: World's Greatest Word Game by Tristan Roarke
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is the most awesome and fun game I've ever played in the entire world and in the history of the universe....ever!

Doing the page about Orko's backstory is especially awesome, I loved writing about the cake trees and the lemonade rivers.

Who's the most powerful man in the universe now, eh, He Man?
Mwahahahahaha!!!

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Esther The Kindness Fairy: A Review

Esther the Kindness Fairy by Daisy Meadows
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh no...no no no no no!

I can't believe the people at HIT Entertainment would disobey the whole banned Pingu thing and let someone slap someone else in a little girls' chapter book.

That's it, I'm not reading anymore!

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Mr Men Go Camping: A Review

 

Mr. Men Go Camping by Roger Hargreaves
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Take it from Mr Strong:
Never take a bunch of idiots on a camping trip!

A good book to not only show kids before their very first trip out camping, but also teach them the values of resourcefulness and helping friends in need.

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Thundernature '26: A November Drawing Challenge