Slime: The mega laugh-out-loud children's book from No. 1 bestselling author David Walliams.

david walliams books always are the best they always stand up to the expectations of a good book i would love if he made a little bit more books but apart frm tjat he isa great aujthor and it sa a g book

My ten year-old grandson says: the boy Ned gets rid of the mean old chumps off the island of Mulch.

My kids love it. It’s so funny

dude amazing books I have not read this but i will i have read your other boks like mr stink or demon dentist and they were great they only problem is the money it is useles to be therteen dollars but still amazing keep up the work but make it around 6-8$ dollars plz

i think it is very funny because the sis play tricks to Ned and if you want to know some even funny things chek out this book and i know david walliams books are aways the best and he make some new words so you can buy the book walliamsictionary haha i think you will enjoy this amazing book

I haven't read this book yet soooo... all i wanted to say is...JUST READ THIS AWESOME BOOK CUZ DAVID WALLIAMS IS SUCH A GOOD AUTHOR FOR CHILDRENNNNNNN!!!!!! that's it.it's all I have to say.

havent even read the book yet lol just wanted to write a review so here goes...This book, while being interesting can be very confusing and hard to follow. Well from what I've heard anyway. David Walliams' books are great for children of all ages

Really well written book just like all his others!

Top comme manuel

i have never been into books i always get bored after the first page but yet again the only books i can read are these David walliums they are so well done with the humour, illustration,maps great read for real

The story like looks boring to me - not suitable for a very young child. Item returned

David Walliams has been a firm favourite with my boys since his first books came out. He occasionally uses incorrect vocabulary and grammar which is irritating, but he has told interesting, amusing stories which often have something to think about. This book, however, is not funny, not different from many other short stories he has written recently, doesn't have a plot and ends abruptly and unsatisfactorily. In fact my son said "oh, is that it?" at the end. There is no comparison with "Mr Stink", "Ratburger" and others from his earlier writing career. They had real storylines and were interesting because they looked at people from a different point of view. The only thing to recommend this book is that the "hero" is a child who needs a wheelchair to get about, which is not very usual.