It’s A Family Thing. The Spooky Tale by Sue Wickstead {Review}

29/01/2018 Emma-Louise

A Spooky Tale by Sue Wickstead

Hey Everyone,

Today Alexis and I have a book review for you. Unfortunely due to Ill health, Christmas and other general life stuff this has been a little delayed getting out.

Originally we received the book back in October when we first read it.

This was different to Sue’s other books which we have read (Jay-Jay The Playbus) but it was still just as entertaining. You can see my other review here

Alexis really enjoyed this book and all the different elements and it is still one if her favourites now.

This book tells the story of a group of children who go on a walk with their teacher. Their walk becomes a great adventure and without spoiling it for others, it is fun.

If you have any young children I would highly recommend this book. It’s got a great story and illustrations.

You can find more of Sue’s work here on her Website.

Thanks for reading.

Emma-Louise x

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Hey, I'm Emma and yes as you've probably guessed I am a complete and utter Stationery addict and Bookworm. I have had a love for Stationery since I was young and it's something I've never grown out of. I find it helps me be productive, plan out my dreams and goals and gives me a creative arena. I love books because they allow me to escape into a world different to my own, to feel invested in the lives of characters you think you know. To feel their hurt, pain and laughter. I have 3 beautiful children ranging from 12 to 2 and a partner who makes me very happy. I see my blog as an extension of me, it's not perfect but it is my spirit and essence. I hope you enjoy reading the content I write about:) View all posts by Emma-Louise

11 thoughts on “It’s A Family Thing. The Spooky Tale by Sue Wickstead {Review}”

Sue Wickstead says:

29/01/2018 at 16:39

I am glad that you and Alexis had fun reading the book.
(Yep, sometimes life gets in the way but at least you enjoyed the book.)
It is different to Jay-Jay but there is always a bus in the book somewhere!

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JenLGilmour says:

30/01/2018 at 12:34

WOW, What a colourful looking book. My son who has just turned 6 may enjoy this, or my youngest daughter who is 3 this year may grow into it. Its now on my TBR list. Jennifer

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1. Sue Wickstead says:
  
  30/01/2018 at 19:18
  
  It is a great book to share. A lot of fun to read too!
  What would your neighbourhood walk inspire!
  
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  1. JenLGilmour says:
    
    30/01/2018 at 20:09
    
    You are intriguing me 😉 x
    
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Sarah Marie Graye says:

30/01/2018 at 12:39

I know you can’t give any spoilers (not even with kids books!) but it sounds like a story where the kids end up using their imaginations to see amazing things… I guess I’ll have to get a copy for my niece and find out!

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1. Sue Wickstead says:
  
  30/01/2018 at 19:20
  
  With a map to follow.
  Maybe you could draw a map of your walk!
  Imagination is the key!
  
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Mai Taylor says:

30/01/2018 at 14:05

This sounds like one to recommend to a school teacher friend.

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1. Sue Wickstead says:
  
  30/01/2018 at 19:21
  
  Written with the children in the class for a school teacher.
  My school teacher friend is going to use it to inspire her drama class.
  
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Little Lamb Phonics says:

30/01/2018 at 14:57

Review are so helpful for authors and it’s always good to read about new books that are available.

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Sue Wickstead says:

30/01/2018 at 19:24

There is always a bus somewhere!
The children really did use their imagination.

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kakenzieblog says:

31/01/2018 at 06:26

I will have to look into this for my niece and nephew. It looks fun x

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