The Man Whose Mother Was a Pirate
Margaret Mahy, Ms Margaret Chamberlain
Subjects
- Llyfrau doniol. Byddwch yn chwerthin nes syrthio oddi ar eich cadair
Average rating
Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early Reader is the next step on your reading journey. Sam has an ordinary life - but his mother used to be a pirate! One day at breakfast, they decide to go to sea and an amazing adventure begins. A brand new Early Reader edition of this hilarious story.
Reviews
I like this book because it is about a pirate
Anonymous 21.07.2024
It was very good I thought it was amazing
Anonymous 21.07.2024
I liked it because they joined the other pirate in his ship
Anonymous 04.08.2023
funny and silly
Anonymous 06.09.2022
I like they describe it with pirates and I really like the characters.
Anonymous 04.09.2022
I love this and the pictures were brilliant.
Anonymous 03.09.2022
I didn't like this book because all it was telling me was facts
Anonymous 26.07.2022
I like the character Sam but the book was a bit boring.
Anonymous 21.07.2022
Sam's character was my favourite but I felt the book a bit boring.
Anonymous 21.07.2022
This book is fiction. I liked the little man the best because he was the on who was pushing the wheelbarrow while his mother was sat in it. Yes I would recommend the book to someone else
Anonymous 30.08.2019
Recommended to anyone who enjoys Pirate stories!
Anonymous 09.08.2018
Great story. I love pirate books.
Anonymous 04.09.2017
A salty story.
Anonymous 03.09.2017
I think it was really good
Anonymous 17.08.2017
Why dosn't she stop being a pirate?
Anonymous 15.08.2017
Loved this book. Fun and exciting.
Anonymous 12.08.2017
It is funny
Anonymous 05.08.2017
Because the man has to push his mother in the wheelbarrow
Anonymous 27.07.2017
Nearly everyone asked the man where he was going
Anonymous 27.07.2017
its so not that good
Anonymous 24.07.2017
