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this review by Miss Cheetah, age 7 ¾, daughter of author Dimity Powell of Dim’s Write Stuff and Boomerang Blogs (who has yet to review this book because dinosaurs keep getting in her way!). There was nothing I didn’t like about this book and I would rate it a 10 out of 5 which is telling you how good it was. I didn’t have any favourite parts of this book because I don’t have favourites and I liked it all! I believe this really could have happened to the Dad, even if the boy and his sister didn’t, because I believe everything Daddy tells me. I really like them because they are funny and make me want to laugh every time. There are lots of illustrations in this book. The end involves dinosaur police who arrest the globby things so that Dad is able to make it back home, with the milk! It was a surprise in the end that the universe didn’t actually end (fortunately). The most exciting part of the story for me was when the two milks could have touched and then the universe could have ended. The main problem in this story is trying to get the milk home for his kids’ cereal. The main characters are Dad, Professor Steg, the milk and green globby things. This story is about a dad who had to get more milk for his kids and got into a lot of mischief along the way – like meeting Professor Steg. We're celebrating Children's Week with a series of reviews, articles and interviews by or with kids! To see all our Children's Week posts, click here.

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