sleepflowerrr's review against another edition
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
relaxing
sad
fast-paced
5.0
remusreads's review against another edition
3.0
I remember this one because of the fact that I could never say the title correctly! It would always come out as "Dacky Jaydream" hahaha. I liked this book when I was younger, but I don't remember being wowed by it!
hattea404's review against another edition
3.0
So it’s on me for not realising this was aimed at her usual age group, but I wanna know what happened the rest of her life! Got a Lottie bored of the ridiculous detail she goes into on little things from her childhood, tho impressed that she remembers so well!
The audio read by the author is always especially good for a biography, and I’m glad to say she sang the songs where appropriate
So interesting read all round but I would like to know more
The audio read by the author is always especially good for a biography, and I’m glad to say she sang the songs where appropriate
So interesting read all round but I would like to know more
jetpackbingo's review
love this book here one word
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goldiefan's review against another edition
3.0
A child friendly autobiography ; I loved this as a child just as my autobiography obsession was forming
pinksophia25's review against another edition
5.0
A very interesting look into Jacqueline Wilson's life and a good look into living in the late 40s and 50s
landscapesofink's review against another edition
4.0
This was so interesting! Read this book totally on a whim. Was going to sell it but when I was looking through the books it just jumped out at me. So I picked it up and a few days later I was done.
As a child Jacqueline Wilson was one of my favourite authors. I believe I bought this book at a signing. It was really insightful to learn about her past, and the time she grew up in, and all about her family and schooling and friends. I really loved figuring out her hobbies, and especially all of the little questions asked at the end of each chapter relating to one of her books. Seeing the inspirations of her books, and how she first decided she wanted to be an author. The thing that really made the book for me though was the photos throughout of her growing up, her family and her friends. It was so nice being able to put faces to the names in her autobiography. First autobiography, and I'm pleased I did get around to reading this one before I said good-bye.
As a child Jacqueline Wilson was one of my favourite authors. I believe I bought this book at a signing. It was really insightful to learn about her past, and the time she grew up in, and all about her family and schooling and friends. I really loved figuring out her hobbies, and especially all of the little questions asked at the end of each chapter relating to one of her books. Seeing the inspirations of her books, and how she first decided she wanted to be an author. The thing that really made the book for me though was the photos throughout of her growing up, her family and her friends. It was so nice being able to put faces to the names in her autobiography. First autobiography, and I'm pleased I did get around to reading this one before I said good-bye.