The Giggler Treatment Award-winning author by Roddy Doyle (author) and Brian Ajhar (illustrator)

Author/Illustrator

Roddy Doyle

Roddy Doyle is the author of many acclaimed and bestselling novels: including A Star Called Henry, The Commitments and The Van. This is his third book for children published by Scholastic.

Reviews

1. Lee
   on 1 March 2020

   Good

   I love this book

   5out of 5

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What kids think

1. Doo07
   on 16 February 2016

   This is a very funny book which made me and my sister laugh a lot. I really liked the boring cream crackers and I also liked when the gigglers put the poo on the path. Rover is my favourite character from the book.

2. lulillyno
   on 14 January 2015

   this book is the best book ever 5 STARS

3. bugsbunny67
   on 12 October 2013

   i wanna read this

4. Book-Club-Review-Team
   on 8 October 2013

   Firstly, my mum did not like this book because there had the word poo in it a lot. Secondly I loved this book because I thought it was very funny. Thirdly I think this book is eight plus because it has the word poo in it.

   This book is about these little creatures that are called The Gigglers. The Gigglers are like chameleons whatever the colour of the background is they are. The Treatment is if an adult is mean to a child they get the Treatment and the Treatment is Rover’s poo. Rover is the dog that they buy poo off for fifty pence.

   It’s about Rover saves Mister Mack from stepping in the poo. Rover is a talking dog and puts his fifty pence in his bones and berries them in his garden. He was saving Mister Mach from stepping in the poo because he did a really sticky one so who ever steps in it they stay there stuck to the ground.

   Stephanie, aged 8

   5out of 5