Ottoline and the Yellow Cat Award-winning by Chris Riddell (author)

Author/Illustrator

Chris Riddell

Chris Riddell is a writer, artist and political cartoonist for the Observer. His children’s titles include the Goth Girl and Ottoline books, the Muddle Earth series, written with Paul Stewart and picture books for younger children. He has also collaborated with Neil Gaiman on books like the brilliant Fortunately, the Milk.

Chris has won many of the top children’s book prizes, including a Smarties Gold Award and the rare honour of two Kate Greenaway medals. He was recently named the 2015-2017 Children’s Laureate.

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1. ottoline
   on 30 December 2016

   i like this book about ottoline’s fight with the evil female yellow cat who tries her wrost to bite and claw at the heroine’s heart and to defeat the great ottoline once and for all

   5out of 5

2. sophiemorgan
   on 17 July 2016

   I `think that the book is verry nice ,and I love the piters

   5out of 5

3. Anaelsuissa
   on 13 May 2016

   I loved this book; it has lots of funny features, great illustrations, and it has been awarded many awards because of its sheer greatness! Chris Riddell is a very good author, and I have read many of his other books such as two of his books from the Goth Girl series which was quite okay.

   5out of 5

4. Jean8
   on 30 April 2016

   This book is the best book for 7+ 📚

   1out of 5

5. JonPertwee
   on 13 April 2015

   I loved this book it was the first time I read a Chris Riddeal and made me interested in all the other ones and now I have read otto line at sea . But now I gust need to read ottoline goes to school then after that I will start reading goth girl. I hope the goth gir is a bit longer. So if you scholastic like this pass it on to Chris Riddeal. so if you ever do read this chris riddeal this is my one thing to say WRITE ANOTHER OTTOLINE BOOK BECAUSE THEY ARE AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

   5out of 5

6. Annallina
   on 1 January 2015

   A really good book the illustrations are amazing and the story is unpredictable and you read through and you get a scare, a laugh, a scream, and a rush of curiosity😄

7. crazymialucy
   on 15 June 2013

   Very good, kind of long for my age though! It was creative and adventurous. My favourite character was Mr Munroe. I would recommend this book to ages 6+

   5out of 5

8. harshika01p
   on 21 May 2013

   I like how ottoline likes to solve mysteries and how the illustrator drew the pictures in black and white and put bits of red in

   4out of 5

9. malikjee
   on 10 February 2013

   it is a wondful book i think i like it a lot

   1out of 5

10. ant05
    on 14 January 2013

    it s good but i would like to read the whole book not just chapter 1

11. luckylucia4233
    on 30 November 2011

    Its a brilliant book and i read it at school in year 2.. maybe 3! We all had our own detective notebook to jot things down just like Otoline.

    5out of 5

12. no1princess2011
    on 31 July 2011

    I borrowed this book from the library, when i got home i started reading the book and finished it in half on hour. I found it really interesting and i recommend it to all ages, boy or girl.

    5out of 5

13. ellis8
    on 22 June 2011

    this looks realy cool

14. piplup2184
    on 8 May 2011

    This grabbed my attention I couldn’t put it down

    5out of 5

15. Book-Club-Review-Team
    on 15 March 2011

    This book is very funny and intriguing. The amazingly detailed pictures bring this fantastic story to life. I would recommend it to anyone!

    Poppy, age 8

    5out of 5

16. Hello74
    on 19 January 2011

    This is such a funny and good book! I absolutley loved it! Chris Riddell is a very good author!

    5out of 5

17. Fifi44
    on 4 December 2010

    best book ever there mihgt not be a lot of words but theres lots to see

    5out of 5

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