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Five fantastic female villains 13/05/24
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Candyfloss
(6 reviews with an average rating of 5 out of 5)
Publisher: Random House
Many youngsters will relate to the story of Floss, who loves both her parents dearly and desperately wants them to get back together, although deep down she knows this will never happen.
Mum has a new partner and a baby but Dad still lives in the dingy flat above the café where he serves the best chip butties in the world. Floss lives with Mum but when she goes to Australia for six months, Floss can't bear to leave Dad on his own so moves into the café to keep him company.
In her usual upbeat manner, Jacqueline Wilson tackles such thorny issues as debt, homelessness and bullying. She is neither pessimistic nor patronising but strikes a realistic balance in this latest addition to her comprehensive library.
What you thought...
Average rating:
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Kayla, 26 May 2016
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Only one page but at least it's quite good.
Caroline, 24 May 2016
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Candy floss is one of the first Jacqueline Wilson book that I read. It is an amazing book 😊
Victoria, 02 February 2016
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Candy Floss was my first Jacqueline Wilson book, and boy it was just...woah. It was so hard for Floss, I felt deeply sorry for her. It was an excellent book! Jacqueline Wilson I'm your number one fan!
Cherryblossom13, 11 August 2015
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This book is amazing,I love it so much and it's just so interesting seeing where the book goes and it shows what true friendship is which is amazing
Junatina, 10 August 2014
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Love it sooo much! please could you write more? i'm a chatterbox but please love ya!
Nasrin, 21 July 2013
I think this is a very good book because it is about a girl who has to make a difficult decision on whether she should stay at home or go to Australia