Listen to the audiobook version of the story. Could you read and record your own version of the story?

This venue has additional Covid-19 safety measures in place to ensure the health and well-being of the staff, performers, and guests. Chapter 16 has a list of silly names. Discuss why each one is silly and what words / phrases they sound like. Could you come up with some more silly names? You won’t tell anyone at school, will you?” said Joe. “About me being a billionaire. It’s so embarrassing. Especially when they find out how my dad became rich. Please?” “Not if you don’t want me to.” “I don’t. I really don’t.” “Well, I won’t then.” “Thanks.” The two continued down the street. After a few paces Joe couldn’t wait any longer. He turned to Bob, who had already polished off half the massive bar of Dairy Milk. “Can I have some chocolate then?” he asked. “Yes of course. This is for us to share,” said Bob, as he broke off his friend a tiny square of chocolate.What I like in David's writing style is how he takes things to the extremes, it is so sarcastic and then he surprises you with something sad or surprising that you ought to have feelings no matter what! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB!” The chants grew louder and louder. “BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB!” They started clapping in time now. “BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! BLOB! Deal!” said Bob, laughing. “Imagine if you really did have that much money. It would be crazy! I guess you could have everything you ever wanted!” Joe forced a smile. “Yeah,” he said. “Maybe...” In Chapter 8, there is a list of teachers’ catchphrases. Make a list of catchphrases that your teachers say. Could you make up some new catchphrases that new teachers might say? There is always some kind of a message behind the book, specially that they are directed toward younger readers, this book's main idea that money can not buy you anything, specially friends and happiness. But this was over-repeated here that it became kinda annoying.

Raj: Raj is a very kind shopkeeper who is on occasion rather bizarre and sells newspapers, magazines and chocolates . David Walliams musical and new Howard Brenton play in Nuffield 2018 season" . Retrieved 9 June 2018. Draw a map of Bumfresh Towers and add the different parts / rooms mentioned in Chapter 1, as well as the locations of all of the amazing things that Joe owns. Look at Mrs Trafe’s school dinner menu and discuss the items on it! Could you make your own healthy, balanced menu?Within ten minutes I was laughing out loud and wishing I’d listened to my niece’s advice sooner. This book is genuinely funny, for both children and adults. The fact that it’s also a love letter to Roald Dahl just makes it better for me, being a huge fan of Dahl’s work.

Billionaire Boy has a ‘Postscript’ which gives information about what happened to the characters after the story ended. Could you write a postscript for your favourite books?Bullying takes place at both schools that Joe goes to. Discuss what bullying is and how we can help those who are affected by it. Billionaire Boy’ is a heart-warming story about a 12-year-old boy, Joe, who has everything money can buy. But he’s lonely, and doesn’t have a single friend. This story follows Joe on his quest to find a friend, where he learns about trust and companionship, and ultimately that money can’t buy friendship. World of David Walliams". Archived from the original on 4 September 2015 . Retrieved 1 January 2016.