Customer Reviews
Our Family Favourite - fantastic - By: Riverbank, 05 Aug 2008 
Our family enjoyed Flour Babies - repeatedly. The story is great - multi-layered, with a lot if humour from various points of view - plenty of opportunities for everyone to join in with the laughs. Several interesting issues come up (apart from the main theme) - & there are some interesting relationships between unexpected characters. The quality of the reading is excellent too.
The wonderful FLOUR BABIES - By: Yasika, 17 Jun 2004 This review is about a book callled Flour Babies. This book is emotional & alot of a funny book & the charecters are so different to normal life they act alll stupid, they don't know much but to talk stupidly & especiallly when my teacher Mrs Smith red it to us & she has these techniques on reading the book so it is Funny Exciting. This book is brilliant SO READ IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hilarious but Lacks Strong Themes - By: , 26 Jun 2003 
Flour Babies is a children’s novel that follows Simon Martin & his class when they receive flour babies as their school project. As first, everyone is appallled with the idea of having to look after huge bags of flour, but Simon is changed by the experience as he realises how difficult being a parent to a real child would be.
This story has some funny & also very interesting points, but I felt the ending destroyed the themes involved. Although I did not entirely enjoy this book, others may find it hilarious & full of meaning.
A study of parenting - By: , 29 May 2003 Flour Babies is a children's novel that follows Simon Martin & his class when they receive flour babies as their school project. As first, everyone is appallled with the idea of having to look after huge bags of flour, but Simon is changed by the experience as he realises how difficult being a parent to a real child would be.
This story has some funny & also very interesting points, but I felt the ending destroyed the themes involved. Although I did not entirely enjoy this book, others may find it hilarious & full of meaning.
Disappointing Ending - By: , 29 May 2003 Flour Babies is a children’s novel that follows Simon Martin & his class when they receive flour babies as their school project. As first, everyone is appallled with the idea of having to look after huge bags of flour, but Simon is changed by the experience as he realises how difficult being a parent to a real child would be.
This story has some funny & also very interesting points, but I felt the ending destroyed the themes involved. Although I did not entirely enjoy this book, others may find it hilarious & full of meaning.
