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Tom Gates: Book of Everything

By Liz Pichon

Book 22 of 24 in the Tom Gates series

Tom’s school-and-snack tips hide a surprising secret — but what could it be?

humorous engaging illustrative

Pageticker community rating

Average score: 4.67

From 15 readers

What do our readers think of Tom Gates: Book of Everything? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the funny pictures, creative activities and short stories, which keep them busy and entertained. Some children prefer more stories and wish the artwork includes more colour.

What does the Pageticker team say about Tom Gates: Book of Everything?

Tom Gates: Book of Everything is a brilliantly busy journal packed with doodles, silly stories, makes and activities. Liz Pichon’s trademark humour and wonderfully scruffy artwork make it especially appealing to creative children, reluctant readers and established Tom Gates fans. It is more of an interactive activity book than a traditional story, so keep some pencils handy and expect a little mess.

Genres

Humour Graphic Novels Friendship/Family

What is Tom Gates: Book of Everything about?

Join Tom Gates in his latest adventure, 'Book of Everything,' where he shares his hilarious doodles, stories, and top tips on everything from school to snacks. Packed with fun, this book is a must-read for fans of Tom's quirky world.

About the author

Liz Pichon is a brilliant British author and illustrator, best known for her funny and creative Tom Gates series. Her books are full of doodles, jokes, and school adventures that lots of children enjoy. Liz loves drawing and coming up with new ideas to make reading fun for everyone!

Discussion ideas around Tom Gates: Book of Everything

Tom’s creativity: Which of Tom’s ideas, doodles or activities shows his personality best, and why?

Fun and boredom: How does the book suggest that children can turn an ordinary day into something more entertaining?

Making memories: What would you record, draw or stick into your own book of everything to remember a brilliant day?

Humour: What makes Tom Gates’s world funny: the drawings, the words, the situations, or a mixture of all three?

Activities together: Which activity would be most fun to do with friends or family, and how might you change it?

Pages

240 pages

Reading age

Junior (8-13)

This edition

2024

First published

2011

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