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Lori Visa xxx1234 — If you like Jesus, you will probably hate this book. I think that's the best I can say.

Mohab Fouda mohabfoudaaaf9 — The Legend of: The Worst Boy in the World is the second story I have read by Eoin Colfer. Again, it is about a young boy Will who has three brothers. Will is the second oldest and he is constantly battling for the attention of his parents, and can never seem to find time to discuss his serious problems as his brothers keep his parents with their own issues (sticky up hair, or the need for a snooker table in the garage). Will therefore decides to use his grandfather as a weekly sounding board of the current issues in his life, only to find that his granddad always seems to have had a more serious problem at some time in his life (like a shark bite to the head to one up Wills hairdresser mishap). Will therefore sets out to discover if he has ever had a serious problem in his life, and hears a very surprising account of an incident from his younger life that he doesn’t remember. The strength of the book lays in the fact that the dialogue and banter between the brothers, and his family, always seems genuine and that it is reflective of any family unit. There are funny stories, and clear lessons to be learned from the bad behaviour of Wills older brother. Even the moral of the story is explicitly spelled out when Will admits at the end of the book that he doesn’t actually know what a moral is. So we are left in no doubt as to what Will has learnt. The book is lengthy for a young reader, but the large print and multitude of excellent illustrations mean that the pages fly by. The book would definitely be enjoyed by boys and girls alike, and could be read aloud to those under 7/8 who would love the mischievous behaviour the brothers always get up to.