Grimwood: Party Animals
By Nadia Shireen
Pageticker community rating
Average score: 4.5
From 6 readers
What do our readers think of Grimwood: Party Animals? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children find the book very funny, silly and full of memorable characters, with many enjoying the lively illustrations and short chapters. Some children think it is a little less outrageous than earlier Grimwood adventures, but they still enjoy its friendship, mischief and cheerful chaos.
What does the Pageticker team say about Grimwood: Party Animals?
Party Animals is a gloriously bonkers fourth outing for the Grimwood gang, packed with energetic illustrations, jokes and a surprisingly thoughtful look at friendship and feeling overwhelmed. Nadia Shireen balances chaos with heart, making this a strong choice for confident young readers who enjoy silly animal adventures. It could be worth reading this series in order.
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What is Grimwood: Party Animals about?
Sharon the Party Crow has lost her mojo after attending three parties in one day. Now, it's up to Ted, Nancy, Willow, and the rest of the Grimwood gang to help Sharon rediscover her groove. Through teamwork, friendship, and some impressive dance moves, they embark on a lively adventure to get the party started again!
About the author
Nadia Shireen is a popular British author and illustrator who creates fun and imaginative books for children. She is best known for her much-loved stories like 'Billy and the Beast' and 'The Bumblebear'. Nadia’s books are full of adventure, humour, and colourful pictures that inspire children to enjoy reading and explore new worlds.
Discussion ideas around Grimwood: Party Animals
Lost Mojo: Why do you think Sharon loses her enthusiasm for parties, and what helps someone feel like themselves again?
Teamwork: How do Ted, Nancy, Willow and the others use their different ideas to help Sharon?
Fun: Some animals love parties while others prefer quiet time, what makes a celebration enjoyable for different people?
Listening Well: When the gang tries to help Sharon, why is it important for them to listen to her as well as sharing their own ideas?
Dance Moves: If you joined the Grimwood gang, what dance or activity would you suggest to get the party started?
Pages
256 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
2025
First published
2024
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