#blogtober DAY SIX

One Very Odd Teacher by Robbie Yates

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The Blurb

The humming noise got louder. Adam willed himself to focus. He had to finish his math test.

Suddenly, the noise became unbearable. He glanced up.

Mrs Murphy was inches away, leaning over another kid’s desk. Was the noise coming from her?

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Every child remembers a teacher who was a little bizarre, prickly or ill-tempered. Some teachers, though, are very odd indeed, and warrant some closer attention…

This quirky chapter book will thrill kids who are adventurous, brave, and a little bit cheeky!

What I Thought

A really fun book that I read in a couple of sittings.  The only reason it was two and not one was the fact it was getting so late and I had a very early start the next day!

This is a children’s book and one I know both my boy’s will enjoy.  It is funny and Adam is a great character.  Robbie Yates humour will really make the boys laugh (it even did me) and the design of the book is great, with some fab visuals.  The chapters are short making it perfect for kids who have just started to read chapter books, as well as the more prolific readers who would probably get through a few chapters at a time.

Lots of humour and very relatable for children – they will all be able to pick out one of their own teacher’s who they have found a bit odd!  Perfect stocking filler for Christmas.

Where To Buy

E-Book

Paperback

The Author – Robbie Yates

Robbie Yates is an author from Melbourne, Australia. He likes cocoa, cheeky poetry, and eating all of the red jellybeans before anybody else can get to them.

Hipster breakfast egg characters with mustache, beard, black bowler hat and glasses. Creative design holiday poster eggs cups. drawn gentleman faces vintage style. gray background.

In his free time, Robbie likes to read ridiculous and wacky kids’ fiction. He also likes practical jokes and terrible puns.

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Matilda by Roald Dahl turned 30 this month…how crazy is that?  What were your favourite books from childhood?  Let me know in the comments below

NatalieThe Spoonie Mummy

Thankyou to Digital Reads for my copy of this book in return for a review.  All opinions contained in this review are my own.

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18 responses to “Blog Tour Book Review – One Very Odd Teacher”

  1. This is so perfect. Fabulous review Natalie. You are awesome♥️♥️💃💃

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  2. Thank you so much, Natalie, for this fabulous review! I was excited to see what you would say, since you’re a Mom yourself – and I am thrilled that you enjoyed reading the book! Thank you so much for taking the time to read it, and to post this super-sweet review!!

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    1. You are more than welcome! Keeping it on the Kindle as know the boys will enjoy it. Will be sure to update you with their thoughts! X

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      1. Yes, please do! 😀

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  3. […] “Perfect stocking filler for Christmas.” ~Natalie from The Spoonie Mummy […]

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  4. Great review for a great book

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  5. I don’t read childrebooks, but this was a terrific review.

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  6. Great review, this book looks and sounds like a really fun children’s book. I am glad you enjoy it fully, thank you so much for sharing your awesome post.

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  7. Shalini had already convinced me but your review was icing on the cake 😉

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  8. This one reminds me of a children’s book I read when I was a kid, but I can’t think of the name!

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    1. Aaaah I’m always doing that! Xx

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    I may get this for my eldest grandson, it sounds like a book he would love, and your review was fabulous.

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    1. Thanks, hope he enjoys it! Check out my review for Isabella Necessary too, Leo loved that one x

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