
The World's Worst Children 2
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David Walliams
(Author, Narrator),
Morgana Robinson
(Narrator),
Nitin Ganatra
(Narrator),
James Goode
(Narrator),
HarperCollins Publishers Limited
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Listening Length | 3 hours and 6 minutes |
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Author | David Walliams |
Narrator | David Walliams, Morgana Robinson, Nitin Ganatra, James Goode |
Audible.com.au Release Date | 25 May 2017 |
Publisher | HarperCollins Publishers Limited |
Program Type | Audiobook |
Version | Unabridged |
Language | English |
ASIN | B071HNW9M3 |
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960 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals)
4 in Anthologies & Short Stories for Children 5 in Short Story Collections for Children 12 in Humourous Fiction for Children |
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its a Christmas present for my grand daughter she loves reading David Williams books
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Kids absolutely love this book.
Reviewed in Australia on 27 July 2020
Whilst the book is, I'm sure, up to David Walliams' usual excellent standards and my son would probably have loved it, we couldn't download it onto his kindle. After hours of research and restarts and failed attempts, I discovered that it's not compatible with his kindle (8th gen), presumably because it has colour illustrations or somthing. I'm very disappointed that this is not highlighted more clearly on the website.
Reviewed in Australia on 26 July 2019
give it to me please I REALLYwant the book to read david walliams is sooooo funny yours sincerely darcy ps i am awesome
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Sweetpeafarm
4.0 out of 5 stars
Another laugh out loud book
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 May 2017Verified Purchase
My 11 year old eagerly anticipated this book and was not disappointed.
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Miss V
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Five Stars
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 May 2017Verified Purchase
Another fantastic David walliams book.
My kids absolutely adore his books.
Brilliant and funny.
My kids absolutely adore his books.
Brilliant and funny.
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Djilly L.
5.0 out of 5 stars
This book should be banned.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 November 2020Verified Purchase
Sure, this 288 page book is very nicely presented. It is colourful and attractively decorated while it comes in a hard over. It’s also quite well written. In theory it make a nice gift. And i’m sure many children will be attracted to it and appreciate it as reading material.
But think about it. The author is making money on the back of the poor children depicted in this book!! And I actually know some of them. They obviously have issues. Yet these children are not inherently bad or worse than others. They are often scared, fragile, maybe traumatised. For example take Harry, “who never ever did his homework”. I know for a fact that, he actually couldn’t pay attention to his homework because his parents insisted him to play video games all day in order to beef up their online gamer profile. Quite tragic really.
So with each of these children there is a reason for their behaviour. Yet the authors provide a one dimensional portal of their symptoms without doing proper background checks or cross referencing with witnesses and family. I’m sure each of them could have grown up to be very normal and worthy member of society where it not for them being ridiculed in such a popular book! It must be devastating for these children given their age.
I hope the author will reflect on this and that for his next instalment of his money spinning series he will take a more measured but also more positive, constructive approach in order to provide some encouraging examples. Why can’t he write about; ‘The World’s Sweetest Children”, “The World’s Most Inspiring Teachers” or “The World’s Most Excellent Parents” ? - for the latter I’m happy to provide him with some material to prove that I do qualify.
But think about it. The author is making money on the back of the poor children depicted in this book!! And I actually know some of them. They obviously have issues. Yet these children are not inherently bad or worse than others. They are often scared, fragile, maybe traumatised. For example take Harry, “who never ever did his homework”. I know for a fact that, he actually couldn’t pay attention to his homework because his parents insisted him to play video games all day in order to beef up their online gamer profile. Quite tragic really.
So with each of these children there is a reason for their behaviour. Yet the authors provide a one dimensional portal of their symptoms without doing proper background checks or cross referencing with witnesses and family. I’m sure each of them could have grown up to be very normal and worthy member of society where it not for them being ridiculed in such a popular book! It must be devastating for these children given their age.
I hope the author will reflect on this and that for his next instalment of his money spinning series he will take a more measured but also more positive, constructive approach in order to provide some encouraging examples. Why can’t he write about; ‘The World’s Sweetest Children”, “The World’s Most Inspiring Teachers” or “The World’s Most Excellent Parents” ? - for the latter I’m happy to provide him with some material to prove that I do qualify.

5.0 out of 5 stars
This book should be banned.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 November 2020
Sure, this 288 page book is very nicely presented. It is colourful and attractively decorated while it comes in a hard over. It’s also quite well written. In theory it make a nice gift. And i’m sure many children will be attracted to it and appreciate it as reading material.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 November 2020
But think about it. The author is making money on the back of the poor children depicted in this book!! And I actually know some of them. They obviously have issues. Yet these children are not inherently bad or worse than others. They are often scared, fragile, maybe traumatised. For example take Harry, “who never ever did his homework”. I know for a fact that, he actually couldn’t pay attention to his homework because his parents insisted him to play video games all day in order to beef up their online gamer profile. Quite tragic really.
So with each of these children there is a reason for their behaviour. Yet the authors provide a one dimensional portal of their symptoms without doing proper background checks or cross referencing with witnesses and family. I’m sure each of them could have grown up to be very normal and worthy member of society where it not for them being ridiculed in such a popular book! It must be devastating for these children given their age.
I hope the author will reflect on this and that for his next instalment of his money spinning series he will take a more measured but also more positive, constructive approach in order to provide some encouraging examples. Why can’t he write about; ‘The World’s Sweetest Children”, “The World’s Most Inspiring Teachers” or “The World’s Most Excellent Parents” ? - for the latter I’m happy to provide him with some material to prove that I do qualify.
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Danboo
5.0 out of 5 stars
nice read
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 May 2017Verified Purchase
great book once again from david my kid loves them good price to
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jason backhouse
5.0 out of 5 stars
and was not disappointed with this one
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 June 2017Verified Purchase
My 10 year old son loves David Walliams books, and was not disappointed with this one. Has read the book within days, which is quite an achievement for him who cant be away from his xbox, laptop, etc etc
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