Virtually Christmas: A funny illustrated children’s book from million-copy bestseller David Baddiel - fantastic festive fun for kids!

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His first television appearance came in a bit-part on one episode of the showbiz satire, Filthy, Rich and Catflap.

Virtually Christmas by David Baddiel, Steven Lenton - Waterstones

The story depicts the alternative futuristic Christmas and two children who strive to get the traditional Christmas back. Our guide on how to run a school book club, which covers both primary school book clubs and secondary school book clubs.With stunning artwork and clever use of repetition this story is ideal for reading aloud with EYFS groups. This was a fun read that I read in an evening, its a fast flowing story with a modernised twist on Christmas.

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If you have a forest school, there will be lots of outdoor creative writing opportunities to develop from the ‘Woods of Wickedness” and “Woods of Wisdom”. A child's dream of a 'real' christmas leads to a race to save Christmas amongst a world of dwindling believers and find what's truly real in a world of virtual living. Racing against time and against the might of Winterzone, they must find the real Santa—before the true meaning of the festive season is lost forever. The hilarious new novel and the year's most perfect festive gift - from million-copy bestselling author David Baddiel. He illustrates fiction for David Baddiel, Frank Cottrell-Boyce, and is the Sainsbury’s Prize-winning illustrator of the Nothing to See Here Hotel series.The storyline could have made for an epic book but instead it’s difficult to read, uninteresting and slow. Have a look at our narrative nonfiction titles and our collection of topic book resources for inspiration! So as well as being an engaging read for young independent readers with a unique-till-now theme, it is also an opportunity for them to reflect on the things that they would miss most about Christmas if they were taken away. All the things that made Christmas special are gone: the human connection, the baubles passed down through generations, even the rubbish cracker jokes. His children’s books have sold more than a million copies in the UK alone, and his debut, The Parent Agency, won the Laugh Out Loud Book Award.