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Tales of the Cobb Street Commandos
Book Review
The drawings in the book were really good and was a good break from all the words, every now and then.
I quite liked this book, but it would be even better if was a true story! My favourite character was old Winnie because I loved the name!
I thought the story was quite fun. I thought it was clever how the author had made a story about the war and that kids were involved in it.
The drawings in the book were really good and was a good break from all the words, every now and then.
I would give this book 8/10. I would describe it as a woeful, war adventure book.
About the Book
Join Jimmy and his friends in action-packed adventures around the city as they raise money for Spitfire planes, train alongside soldiers and go on daring missions to meet the prime minister – Winston Churchill himself!
Author
Tony Bradman
Tony Bradman is a British author and editor best known for writing engaging books for children and young readers. He has written and edited hundreds of titles, including historical fiction, poetry, and educational books, often aimed at making history accessible and exciting. In addition to his writing, he has played a significant role in children's publishing, helping to develop and promote new writers and stories.
Reviewer Profile
Jacob, 8
- Reviews: 9
- Likes : Manchester City FC, trains and engineering
- Dislikes : Liverpool FC and superheroes
- Superpower: engineering
- Favourite Book: Bunny vs Monkey by Jamie Smart
- Favourite Film: Nativity
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