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The Snowman’s Code
Book Review
This is a wonderful book - and funny!
I enjoyed The Snowman Code because I thought it was very funny.
It was a “magical friendship that can never die”.
The word choice was brilliant and descriptive. It teaches you that life is not easy. It also teaches you animal facts!
The illustrations were perfect, there were not too many, there was just the right amount.
The book is for all ages old and young alike. I think this book is wonderful.
About the Book
In London, in a winter which shows no sign of ending, a unique friendship begins.
This is the story of Blessing, aged ten-and-a-half, and Albert Framlington, aged six hundred – an eccentric snowman who has seen many winters in many cities, and who is duty-bound by the Snowman Code to help any child in need.
Together, Blessing and Albert must find a way to defeat Blessing’s bullies, win back Albert’s long-lost love Clementine, and even overcome the never-ending winter itself…
Author
Simon Stephenson
Simon Stephenson is a Scottish writer and screenwriter who now lives in LA. Before he became a full-time writer he was a physician. The Snowman's Code was his first book for children.
Reviewer Profile
Vanessa, 9
- Reviews: 5
- Likes: animals, food and swimming
- Dislikes: nuts and loud noises
- Superpower: Speaking Dragonese
- Favourite Book: Opie Jones Talks to Animals by Nat Luurtsema
- Favourite Film: Brave
- Favourite Song: Don't Be So Hard on Yourself by Jess Glynne
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