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Stitch Head
Book Review
A bad man comes along and Stitch Head has to make a choice between his hearts desires (which will lead him down a dark path) and what is right.
It was very funny on every pageš. I read this book in less than 24 hours. It was amazing.
What I loved about it, where do I begin!! The was engaging, captivating and brilliant from the start. The story kept me interested from the first page to the last. I couldn’t wait to find out what happened next. When my mummy said I had to go to bed, I was so sad but when I woke up, I went straight for the book again and finished it. The illustrations were amazing and showed me snippets of the story making my imagination run wild.
The story is about Stith Head who feels forgotten. A bad man comes along and Stitch Head has to make a choice between his hearts desires (which will lead him down a dark path) and what is right.
The story has many twists and turns. Stitch Head makes a good choice.
The story teaches you never trust someone who you don’t know, even if it feels like they are going to give you something you really want. It teaches you also that even when it is hard it is always best to do the right thing.
Thank you for letting me read this book, it was great fun!!!!
About the Book
Deep in the maze-like dungeons of Castle Grotteskew, insane Professor Erasmus created Stitch Head, a small, almost-human creature.
His experiments continued, filling the castle with creations so fabulously monstrous that Stitch Head was long forgotten.
Until a travelling circus ringmaster knocks at the castle door, promising to make Stitch Head a star.
Is this Stitch Head’s chance to venture beyond the castle walls?
Author
Guy Bass
Guy Bass is a British childrenās author and illustrator best known for his humorous and dark-fantasy books for young readers, including the acclaimed series The Lighthouse Keepers. He started his career working in theatre production before turning to writing and illustrating ā a background that helped shape his vivid storytelling and atmospheric settings. His work has gained a dedicated following for blending adventure, mystery and imagination in childrenās literature.
Reviewer Profile
Noah, 8
- Reviews: 10
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