Childrens Messages | Summer Reading Challenge

Hey coach hank cuckoo clock go to your library and they will give your secret code. then come home and go to the summer reading challenge on your laptop then click on the badge that you got and type in the secret code and then you can watch the clip you get as a reward for getting a badge

Anonymous

I think you ard right I have finshed my maze and got my puzzle and my medal whith certificate I am and my family are very pleased with me.??

Anonymous

I read two books and I want to read moreXd i’ve got more library books witch i s like 5

Anonymous

Hard question, all 3 are great authors.But I have a question for you…
If you had to choose which are the funniest between books:
1.David Walliams with books like Gangsta Granny
2.Andy Stanton with Mr.Gum books
3. Roald Dahl books like Georges Marvellous Medicine

Anonymous

It would be Mr Gum first
then Gangsta Granny
then Georges Marvelleous Medicine

Anonymous

1 gagnster granny do u agree?

Anonymous

I would choose David Walliams hes great

Anonymous

i would say roald dahl

Anonymous

I think all those authors are good my favourite
author is David Walliams because I read one of his books and it was awesome

Anonymous

i would choose no.3 as i have the whol roald dahl collection!

Anonymous

David Walliams. I think they are really good books and they are very funny.

Anonymous

1.Gangsta Granny.
Georges Marvelous Medicine and Mr Gum ,I personally didnt get the story on how it was meant to be funny

Anonymous

georges marverlous medicine

Anonymous

Holly Webb is the best!

Anonymous

“Hi I’m new as well and I’m finding this really fun”

Anonymous

Does anybody know how to unlock the Star Reviewer badge? :)

Anonymous

hay I’ve done all six books and sooooooooooooooooooo existed for when i go back to school so I’m so existed so yeah

this is what i say to you : GOOD LUCK to all of you and also i love reading / scootering / skateboarding so yeah wish you all luck

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