The Only Child Club

Subjects

Friends & Family - tears and laughter, and happy ever after

Average rating

4 out 5

What do you miss when you don’t have siblings? Former Children’s Laureate and much-loved author Anne Fine aims to find out in this perfectly observed story of human behaviour.

I have read this book

King Neptune Armchair 04.06.2024

I knew how they felt

General Chilli Godzilla 08.08.2023

I like this book because it’s good to play with your friends

Ambassador Viktor Lanzarote 04.08.2023

The club ends up finishing.

Marshal Leach Sunshine 16.08.2022

This book is a funny book to read, it's about a boy who doesn't have any siblings and creates a only child club at school. They want to experience how it feels to have siblings, but soon realised that friends and cousins fill up this gap.

Princess Viper Pinkerton 10.08.2022

I thought it was funny because there were lots of funny characters. My favourite character was Ryan because he said he was going to speak about nothing all day. I would recommend it to my friends.

Corporal Itchy Tinkle 18.07.2022

I liked all of it

Madam Daisy Quarantine 08.08.2021

Ryan and Tasha are very cheeky

Senor Virgil Turkey 26.07.2021

I like the book because I am an only child and the book is very sweet.

Baroness Blueberry Bobble-hat 01.08.2020

I liked it because I am an only child

Coach Angora Spinner 22.08.2019

I would recommend it to my friends... great book

Lord Pudsey Waterfall 09.08.2019

Great fictional read for both only children as well as children with siblings. Funny and relatable chapters that make you laugh out loud! Ryan is an only child and creates a club for other only children. Oliver and Tasha join and each add a item to the only child list.

Professor Bernice Foxtail 06.08.2019

It was a fiction book and it was awesome! It made me think about children who don't have brothers and sisters and all the sibling things they miss out on! I would definitely recommend others to read it.

Anonymous 26.08.2018

I liked this book very much . I will recommend this book to people who like funny books with mixture of feelings. It was fiction. I liked the child who started the club because he then at the end understood that it's sometimes good to be a only child and sometimes good to not be.

Anonymous 04.08.2018