"What do I want to be when I grow up?"
In Adam Hargreaves' new "Molly Mischief: When I grow up!" the pint-sized scamp is asking herself precisely that question.
As you'd expect from a girl like Molly, she's not just going to be content with just any old job.
Nope Molly thinks she might want to be a Fireman, or perhaps an astronaut.
Maybe even a baker of the world's most fabulous cakes.
It's such a difficult choice to make but Molly feels like she could do with trying a little bit of each job first just to make sure, with hilarious (and chaotic) consequences.
We're still in two minds about the Molly Mischief books. On the one hand, they fulfil a bit of vicarious naughtiness for kids who find Molly's various chaotic antics hilarious fun (much to the annoyance and exasperation of her parents).
Hmm. Never thought of hiding unwanted dinner veg in interesting places like this. Don't get any ideas, little miss! |
Astro-naughty! Yep, that's Molly! |
C's best bit: Molly's monstrous cake.
Daddy's favourite bit: Important messages about believing you can achieve anything are definitely the most appealing part of this book. But why can we not bring ourselves to like Molly more?
"Molly Mischief: When I grow up" by Adam Hargreaves is out on 6th September 2018, published by Pavilion Children's Books (kindly supplied for review).