Wilf the Mighty Worrier and the Alien Invasion: Book 4
No. of pages 176
Published: 2016
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This book is part of a book series called Wilf the Mighty Worrier .
This book has been graded for interest at 6-8 years.
There are 176 pages in this book. This book was published in 2016 by Hachette Children's Group .
Jamie Littler graduated from the Arts Institute at Bournemouth in 2008. He has won a High Commendation Award at the Macmillan Children's Book Awards and is the creator of 'Cogg and Sprokit', which is serialised in the PHOENIX. He has worked on high-profile projects including The Famous Five . Follow him on Twitter @jamieillustrate or visit his website at http://jamielittler. co. uk/ Georgia Pritchett is a comedy writer who has written for a number of TV comedies and comedians including The Thick Of It , Veep , Miranda , Have I Got News For You , Smack the Pony , Graham Norton, Jo Brand, Paul Merton, Lenny Henry, Ronnie Corbett, Wallace and Gromit and several other real, fictional and occasionally plasticine people. Wilf the Mighty Worrier is Georgia's first work for children. She lives in London with her partner and two children.
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Wilf
This book features the character Wilf.
A lively, funny story that should delight and reassure many children who are worriers themselves * Jacqueline Wilson *
Genuinely touching and wonderfully funny. A total delight of a, what I call, book. * Miranda Hart *
... great to read aloud as there are lots of opportunities for silly voices....The author really draws the reader in and they will soon become totally immersed in Wilf's crazy adventures. * Parents In Touch *
With fantastic attention to all the funny details that make Wilf's life (and his nemesis, Alan) so worrisome, this is a truly laugh-out-loud read that also has a reassuring message for children who worry about the world -- Anna Loudon * Book Trust *
An endearing story that will have worriers everywhere cheering for this unlikely hero * Mother Daughter Bookclub *
Funny, imaginative and adventurous...anyone should read this to turn their frown upside down. * Guardian Children's Book Reviews *
It's a funny and silly adventure that is as bizarre as Wilf's concerns about bald cats * Book Trust *
