I can't see it being written for little ones (under 8) as it is a bit scary with those demon eyes and for older ones (who understand and can relate to things like "filling an application for a school transfer") grammar and punctuation is not good enough.

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Really, imagination is nice, but if you see conspiracies everywhere, maybe you should just see a doctor.Then again, the kids could have easily asked what was in the water or what all the fancy food was meant to be. knyga- viena iš mokyklos detektyvų serijos istorijų, kurias parašė škotų rašytoja, kuri pati dirba mokytoja ir puikiai išmano, koks gyvenimas verda už šio pastato sienų. Two of her books, Petunia Peri and There’s a Werewolf in My Tent, were shortlisted for the Lollies – the Laugh Out Loud Awards. They're wearing new hats, they're cooking new food (still horrible) and there are lots and lots of new rules.

Sure, maybe the school could have done a bit more education or a lesson on the new food stuff and what they meant so that everyone knew what to expect.

I found this a really fun book and recommend it to any younger children around the age of year 3 year 4ish. Primary school children having adventures with all the fun and excitement of James Bond written at an easy reader level.