Here is a scrapbook with pictures of the main characters on it. 
Tuesday 23 February 2016
Sunday 14 February 2016
David Walliams Biography
Today I have decided to write biography on my favourite author David Walliams.
David Walliams is a famous comedian, author, actor and a television activist. He was born on the 20th of August 1971. In 2012, he became a judge on Britain's Got Talent and he has acted on BBC One, sitcom Big School. David is a fantastic author for children with great silly imagination. He has always been compared to Dahl. He has published over 4 million copies in 2014! People say his stories are "well written, funny, touching". He truly is the new Roald Dahl, or modern Dahl. "Dahl finally has a worthy successor" says the telegraph. The Sue Townsend, Guardian said "I absolutely love David Walliams' books... they will become classics".
David Walliams is a famous comedian, author, actor and a television activist. He was born on the 20th of August 1971. In 2012, he became a judge on Britain's Got Talent and he has acted on BBC One, sitcom Big School. David is a fantastic author for children with great silly imagination. He has always been compared to Dahl. He has published over 4 million copies in 2014! People say his stories are "well written, funny, touching". He truly is the new Roald Dahl, or modern Dahl. "Dahl finally has a worthy successor" says the telegraph. The Sue Townsend, Guardian said "I absolutely love David Walliams' books... they will become classics".
Friday 5 February 2016
Author's description : Most fun or hardest
Today I have decided to be the author, David Walliams, and to write the most fun or hardest part to write. I have chosen the most fun part and I am making it into a letter.
Dear reader,
The most fun part in ALL of my books is when Raj comes into the story. When I was growing up, the newsagent in my town was called Raj and his room was extremely messy just like the book! He always kept the biggest smile on Earth. In stories the scene where Raj comes up makes me feel happy and I love describing what he sells : for example, an expired piece of chocolate with no rapping and that has been eaten, I love being creative! Raj, the not-so-smart, messy, sweet, welcoming newsagent will never stop me from putting him in my books!
Best regards,
David Walliams.
Dear reader,
The most fun part in ALL of my books is when Raj comes into the story. When I was growing up, the newsagent in my town was called Raj and his room was extremely messy just like the book! He always kept the biggest smile on Earth. In stories the scene where Raj comes up makes me feel happy and I love describing what he sells : for example, an expired piece of chocolate with no rapping and that has been eaten, I love being creative! Raj, the not-so-smart, messy, sweet, welcoming newsagent will never stop me from putting him in my books!
Best regards,
David Walliams.
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