Customer Reviews
Year 5 loved this book. - By: Mr. Greg H. Mackey, 24 Apr 2008 
This book appealed to year 5. They loved it infact. They voted it 5/5 in the book club. The boys loved it as much as the girls, even though the main character is a girl.
A review of lizzy zipmouth - By: Alia Rumley, 15 Sep 2007 
Lizzie Zipmouth is a very exciting book about a girl who is at first very happy living with her mum, but then her mum started to go on dates. All the men her mum went on dates with were alll very nasty.
But then, Lizzie's mum fallls in love with a new man. He has two sons & lives in a big house. Lizzie has to move in with them & she hates it. Even though she is spoiled by her new step dad she still thinks that he will turn like alll the others. So she decides to stop talking.
Then she gets introduced to the great grandma of her new family, who collects dolls & Lizzie loves dolls. She tries to persuade Lizzie to start talking by encouraging her to get some dolls out.
The great grandma becomes very ill & everyone was very sad & hoped she got better soon. Will Lizzie try to make her step dad happy & start to help the great grandma?
This book is written by Jacqueline Wilson & she is the best writer in the world. Well I think she is & I hope you do as well. I think that this book is very exciting & interesting. I love it, its great. If you are are a 10-15 year old girl, reading this book, I guarantee you would want to read it again.
By Alia Rumley
A funny book 6-8 olds will enjoy - great drawings - By: , 14 Dec 2001 
Lizzie's life is completely ruined by Rory & Jake (her new stepbrothers) & Sam, their dad. And Jake's not helping one bit. He's the one who gave Lizzie the stupid old nickname in the first place. Her life, it seems to Lizzie, will never be alright again-that is, until she meets Rory & Jake's Great Gran, who has a great interest in dolls, like Lizzie.
I think this a good book for ages 6-8. It is humorous & it is written in the first person. I'm a big fan of Jacqueline Wilson & I get inspiration for my drawing from Nick Sharratt.
By Anna Wrigley-Howe, Age 9
A really cool book ! - By: david.harvey@lintels.co.uk, 06 Oct 2000 This book is reallly cool & it reallly touchs you if your a lonely chlid whos parents are divorced & your mom moves in with some one else . I 'm exactly in her shoes & Jaqueline Wilson has got the exact feeling that i feel right now . Shes a reallly cool & wicked writer.
