| The hilarious lives of Sister Madge and her fellow nuns. | | Ten hysterical poems about the nuns at the convent of 'Our Lady of Immense Proportions'. Each poem introduces a different nun and tells the story of sisters such as 'Sister Helga and the Antlers' or 'Sister Flo and the Veggies'. | | Quite easy to read, but some of the poetic rhymes can make it a little difficult to get your tongue around the lines. If any of the names are not familiar ask an adult if they recognise them, but make sure they give you the book back! | | When I first read this to my class, they laughed so much I had to keep starting again. It's a great book to share with children, in school or at home. Don't worry that it is rude or irreligious, it really isn't. Children love this kind of irreverent humour and it's a wonderful introduction to humorous poetry. | | | This review by Mrs Mad. |  Tell Mrs Mad what you think about this book! |
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