The Best Sleepover in the World is the long-awaited sequel to Jacqueline Wilson's hugely popular book Sleepovers! When Floss's mother and stepfather announce they are moving to Australia for six months, Floss has to decide whether to go with them or stay home with Dad--inept, but loving and always lots of fun. Later, Susan goes to stay in her house in France and says farewell to Floss at the beginning of summer.

When everything around floss begins to crumble her and her dad stick together through thick and thin. Floss also has her best friend, Rhiannon, who isn't much of a friend – making fun of her and her father and starting cruel rumours about Floss's mother walking out on Floss.

She loses her superficial and status-conscious friends, but makes friends with Susan, whose background is more like hers. Floss lives with Mum but when she goes to Australia for six months, Floss can't bear to leave Dad on his own so moves into the café to keep him company. K. Rowling in the UK) mixes familiar situations and concerns with a brisk pace and a main character her tween-girl readers would like to be best friends with--quite the winning package. Margot is described by having "such a flat tummy" according to Rhiannon and she likes to speak in a fake American accent. He has produced over sixty of his own titles, including much-loved favourites Ketchup on Your Cornflakes and Shark in the Park.

Floss likes to be Rhiannon's best friend, because of her popularity and she feels special because many people want to be Rhiannon's friend (including Margot), but she only hopes that Rhiannon wouldn't tease people.I know her audience is supposed to younger but I'm still loving these books and I can't wait to read the rest I have on mount tbr. He has won numerous awards for his picture books, including the Sheffield Children's Book Award and the 2001 Children's Book Award. But life is very hard as they live on CHIP BUTTIES and dad is quite usless at ironing but as all stories end they have a happy ending you will have to read this book to find the happy ending. Its a lovely nightime read, and athough it wasn’t my favourite Jacqueline Wilson book Floss carried on dreaming in my head for many more nights!

In 2007 Jacky Daydream was published, an inspirational true story of how a shy schoolgirl became a superstar author. Double Act won the prestigious Smarties Medal and the Children’s Book Award as well as being highly commended for the Carnegie Medal.Flora starts of living with her mum and staying with her dad on the weekends but then Flora/Floss/Flossie has to make the decision of her life. As im young myself i thought this book was amazing it had loads of little twists in it that you thought wouldnt happen. She seemed to intelligent that it took me a while to figure out she probably was only in 2nd or at most 2rd grade.

Towards the end of the book, Charlie loses the cafe, and Billy lets Charlie and Floss move into his house and look after his cats while he is away visiting his son in Australia and also asks if Charlie could help at his chip van, which Charlie agrees to do. Nick Sharratt has created illustrations for over two hundred and fifty books during his illustrious career.I also can't for the love of god comprehend the fact that both the dieting culture and bodyshaming just about anyone were so casual, not just in this book but in many of author's books. This book teaches you lots of things - what makes a good and true friend, love and loyalty and how to make candyfloss at the fair! Flora ' Floss' Barnes' mother and father split up when she was little and she wishes they'd get back together because she doesn't like her step-father, Steve, and her little half-brother Tiger. Floss also has a best friend, Rhiannon, who isn't much of a friend - making fun of her and her father and starting cruel rumours about her. Floss wants to go with them, but she doesn't want to leave Charlie who's a cheerful and fun dad, who runs his own café which is quickly going out of business.