A review by amynoncsi
The Christmasaurus by Tom Fletcher
5.0
We can see the storyline unfolding from 2 perspective. William and the Christmasaurus. We can go and fly on an amazing journey and adventure with them. It was full of excitement, Christmas, happiness and making friends.
This is probably the most Christmassy book I have ever read. We get to meet with Santa, with some very bad people and naughty children who deep down are the nicest. We get to meet William's dad Mr Trundle who wears christmas jumpers all year around, has a christmas tree in his cupboard and even decorated his workplace in christmas vibes. I feel like Tom Fletcher wrote a book about himself, but nevertheless, it is an amazing book. We also get to meet the christmasaurus of course and some really nice elves, whom only speak in rhymes.
The book is meant for younger audiences than me, however, it was still an enhancing and magical ride. The book starts off with the story of the Christmasaurus and how he lived up to his name. From then, we can either see what is happening on the North Pole or we can see the story from William's perspective.
The Christmasaurus is a definite read for little kids, I feel like they would really enjoy and could really get into the story more so in the christmas spirit :). The Christmasurus was full of humour, fun, adventure and even at places made as I like to call myself a grown-up-with-a-child's-heart sniff and shed a few tears.
This is probably the most Christmassy book I have ever read. We get to meet with Santa, with some very bad people and naughty children who deep down are the nicest. We get to meet William's dad Mr Trundle who wears christmas jumpers all year around, has a christmas tree in his cupboard and even decorated his workplace in christmas vibes. I feel like Tom Fletcher wrote a book about himself, but nevertheless, it is an amazing book. We also get to meet the christmasaurus of course and some really nice elves, whom only speak in rhymes.
The book is meant for younger audiences than me, however, it was still an enhancing and magical ride. The book starts off with the story of the Christmasaurus and how he lived up to his name. From then, we can either see what is happening on the North Pole or we can see the story from William's perspective.
The Christmasaurus is a definite read for little kids, I feel like they would really enjoy and could really get into the story more so in the christmas spirit :). The Christmasurus was full of humour, fun, adventure and even at places made as I like to call myself a grown-up-with-a-child's-heart sniff and shed a few tears.