Postman Planet Reviewed by Ben, Age 8

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Did you know unicorns fart in your face to say hello?

You will need to read this book to find out what happens on a planet with unicorns. Postman Planet thinks he’s amazing and wrote his own theme song. However, it is terrible, terribly funny!

The name of Postman Planet’s boss is so long that it took me more than a minute to read it. Postman Planet is so unhappy about being sent to the fluffy unicorn planet that he screams ‘Noooooo’ for so long there’s a whole chapter in the middle of it!

The unicorn planet was very funny because the atmosphere was actually made of jelly. The ending was less funny because it didn’t take place on the unicorn planet. Unicorns rule… Not! The space Vikings look nothing like real Vikings. My fave character is Stamp because HE IS A 73 YEAR OLD DOG!!! That’s in human years – really his 511th birthday is the latest one in dog years.

Postman Planet doesn’t want a sidekick but I would because it could do my work for me. Reading this book made me think about what a cyber dog could do.

I think this would suit children who are a bit younger than me, maybe for Year 3. I don’t think unicorns would like reading this book – they would probably poke a horn through it to be honest.

There could have been some more pictures – perhaps it could have been a graphic novel?

 

About the Book

Postman Planet has a big secret. ​LOOK AWAY NOW IF YOU CAN’T KEEP SECRETS. ​Although he PRETENDS to be the best postman in the Universe, he’s actually only nine. Anyway, he’s on a mission to make an essential delivery to the Planet of Fluffy Unicorns: an inflatable planet that is, as we speak, deflating. It’s up to Postman Planet and his ANNOYING new assistant Stamp, who is part-robot part-dog, to save the day. ​

Reviewer Profile

Ben, 8

  • Reviews: 26
  • Likes: animals, reading and pizza
  • Dislikes: vegetable curry and football
  • Superpower: Being able to grow things at my command and commanding all the animals in the world, Mwahahahaha!
  • Favourite Book: Toto the Ninja Cat series by Dermot O'Leary and Nick East
  • Favourite Film: The Minecraft Movie
  • Favourite Song: Mungojerry and Rumpelteazer from Cats

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