Otto’s Lunchbox
What's the book about?
Every day a friendly giant disappears at lunchtime to eat all alone, and the people in his town start to worry about what might be hiding in his lunchbox. They secretly follow him and think he is gobbling up a real person, which is a little bit scary and very mysterious. In the end they discover he is just enjoying a giant gingerbread man, and everyone is happy to share lunch – and friendship – together.
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Reviews
Chloe, Age 5
This book is about
Otto eats lunch by himself and the people wonder why.
The main characters are
Otto and the people.
My favourite part of the book is
That Otto still sometimes eat lunch alone because he eats a lollipop.
I would also like to say
That when I saw Otto's face being sad, it made me feel sad too.
Justin, Age 6
This book is about
This book is about a giant called Otto, who always ate his lunch by himself.
Because Otto ate alone, everyone thought he ate people, but he was only eating a gingerbread men.
My favourite part of the book is
My favourite part of this book was when Otto ate his lunch with everyone else.
I would also like to say
I thought this book was SUPER.
Elianna, Age 5
This book is about
Otto the giant
My favourite part of the book is
When they thought he was eating real people and when they made friends
I would also like to say
It was a very funny book! :-)
Imogen, Age 4
This book is about
Is about a friendly giant and he has lots of friends but he won't eat lunch with them and they were sad, so one day they sneaked up on him and they thought he was eating real people because thery heard him say I'm going to eat your hat but it was a ginger bread man!
My favourite part of the book is
When his friends thought he was eating real people and it was only a biscuit
I would also like to say
Nothing
