Lily’s sleepover

I loved the story line sooooo much it really tells you about siblings and friendships.you also learn about different types of people!good for young readers!

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Amazing

I loved the story ! So well created. Really shows the struggle of different friendships- in a setting fit for younger listeners

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Soo good!!

I loved it. It was a overall 5 stars. So interesting that I can't get sick of it. Love her books.once again a win for her . It's just amazing.it shows friendship and how siblings bonds are special

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Lily’s sleepover

I hate when Chloe Says that she’s going to have the ‘Best sleepover in the world’ because she has lots and lots of money.

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#listen now

I loved this sequel to Sleepovers and I especially loved Nattily the goth, she is effortlessly cool. Nattily is by far my favourite character (along with Lily of course.) My only complaint is Cloe.
She is a stuck up brat and deserves a good talking to. Aside from that, this is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good. To conclude my review LISTEN NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) :) :)

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The best book

I like Lily, and I will give it to someone who likes sleep
And go someone who likes Jacqueline Wilson

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Ending could be expanded upon

The story itself was touching. I especially appreciated how Wilson went to considerable lengths to ensure that the characters, setting, relationships, etc, were all the same as the original novel, while also adding in more contemporary references to make it relevant to younger audiences. Of particular note, however, is the character of Lily. I felt that, despite her being a key character in the first novel, she played a small role in its events (save for Daisy’s party). It is therefore a blessing that, in this novel, the relationship between her and Daisy as sisters is significantly expanded upon, leaving us with a character all of her own, and a respectful and heartfelt representation of those with similar Special Needs.

However, I do feel that the ending was a bit rushed - it just seemed to end with a conversation amongst the remaining Alphabet Club members regarding Chloe’s disastrous sleepover. It would have been nice to hear perhaps a reflection on their friendship, with Daisy perhaps admitting the importance of letting friends do something they want to do for their own happiness from time to time, or reflecting on how something that may seem insignificant and trivial may turn out to be even better or more important than previously thought.
All that aside, a thoroughly enjoyable listen, and I would recommend this as a children’s novel to anyone with an appreciation for neurodiversity - or parties, for that matter!

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Amazing

It was sooooooooooooo good I really enjoyed it . It was really fun to listen to but I thought that perhaps it could have been a bit longer but anyway it was a fab book I really recommend it

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Brilliant performance

I loved how expressive the narrator was. Great sequel to one of my faviroute books ❤️❤️❤️😍😊😍😊😍😊I really thought that this could be no better and was perfect. I Love Jacqueline WILSON

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Beautiful story about friendship

This story was amazing! The way this book was read felt almost MAGICAL 🦄 it gave me the feel 😊
I would definitely recommend it to anyone who adores Jaqueline Wilson and her books ❤️ this was my second




















Jaqueline Wilson audiobook and by far my favourite 🤩 🤩

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