The Best Sleepover in the World

What do our readers think of The Best Sleepover in the World? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the funny party moments, friendship drama and the kind way Lily is included in the story. Some children find the story gentler and slower than an action-packed adventure, but they still like its hopeful message about kindness and belonging.

What does the Pageticker team say about The Best Sleepover in the World?

This warm sequel brings Daisy, Chloe and Lily back for another lively friendship drama, with Makaton, family fun and a refreshingly inclusive heart. Jacqueline Wilson balances playground worries with plenty of humour, making this a strong choice for children who enjoy character-led stories with real feelings... and the odd chaotic sleepover.

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What is The Best Sleepover in the World about?

Daisy's rival, Chloe, plans the ultimate sleepover, inviting all their friends — except Daisy. Feeling left out, Daisy's non-verbal sister, Lily, expresses through Makaton that she wants her own sleepover. Determined to make it special, Daisy and her family organise a memorable night for Lily, proving that the best sleepovers are about love and inclusion.

About the author

Jacqueline Wilson is a much-loved British author who has written many popular books for children, including the famous 'Tracy Beaker' series. Her stories are full of interesting characters and real-life adventures. Jacqueline loves reading and writing, and her books have inspired many children to enjoy stories and use their imagination.

Discussion ideas around The Best Sleepover in the World

Feeling left out: How does Daisy feel when Chloe leaves her out, and what might help someone who is feeling excluded?

The perfect party: What makes Lily’s sleepover special, and is an expensive or spectacular party always the best kind?

Communication: How does Lily show what she wants, and why is it important to listen to people in different ways?

Friendship and kindness: Which characters make the most thoughtful choices, and how do their actions change the mood of the story?