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bookwormbecky12's review against another edition
5.0
Absolutely hilarious! Laughed from start to finish.
biblio_mom's review against another edition
3.0
Its hilarious but too much cuss words. The cover is misleading too. I thought it would be a funny read to my 7 years old. He managed to read a few pages and then told me "Mom, this book have so many cuss words in it"
ljbentley27's review against another edition
3.0
Katie Kirby is back with the laugh out loud tales of Archie Adams. Once again, Kirby explores the difficulties of adulthood by looking through the eyes of a toddler.
Again, Kirby’s writing is funny because it is relatable. I don’t have a child but I saw many of the same qualities in Archie that my niece had – contrariness about plate colour being one of them.
With her really funny illustrations to accompany the story The Daily Struggles of Archie Adams is a tonic.
The Daily Struggles of Archie Adams (Aged 2 1/2) by Katie Kirby is available now.
Again, Kirby’s writing is funny because it is relatable. I don’t have a child but I saw many of the same qualities in Archie that my niece had – contrariness about plate colour being one of them.
With her really funny illustrations to accompany the story The Daily Struggles of Archie Adams is a tonic.
The Daily Struggles of Archie Adams (Aged 2 1/2) by Katie Kirby is available now.
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