simsbrarian's review
3.0
This was okay. Covers Doctors 1-6 with some info on each in regards to how the author knew them.
Short and oddly it is written as if for very young children but the content reads more like "Producer John Nathan-Turner's Dr. Who resume with some small interesting tidbits about the show and actors who played the doctor." Definitely feels as if the content is meant for older readers but the format is nearly that of a picture book with limited text and drawings throughout.
Not a lot of "behind the scenes" and there's nothing at all about the tardis itself despite the title.
Short and oddly it is written as if for very young children but the content reads more like "Producer John Nathan-Turner's Dr. Who resume with some small interesting tidbits about the show and actors who played the doctor." Definitely feels as if the content is meant for older readers but the format is nearly that of a picture book with limited text and drawings throughout.
Not a lot of "behind the scenes" and there's nothing at all about the tardis itself despite the title.
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