Clive Gifford Books

This book is good if you are just learning to juggle. It had clear pictures and instructions, and you can build up from one ball to three. The pictures are good. This is a good book as it is clear and makes learning easy, but it is not a good choice for someone who can juggle already as it only has a few tricks, nothing really interesting. But I learnt to juggle with this book, so get it if you're wanting to learn!

I thought this book was for grown ups...coaches....

But it is a childrens book.

My daughter who has been playing soccer for the last four years now really enjoys this book, it is very informative.

Is this book for adults or kids? Actually, it is written for kids, not adults. The questions are divided up into Homer, Marge and Lisa levels and, as a previous reviewer said, the Homer level questions are very, very easy, suitable for the youngest viewer. Then it gets harder. I think it's harsh to say it reads like a rush job. The questions are well worded. They don't look padded. See if you can find a wrong answer! The questions are given straight - leaving humour to the show, thankfully. It does what it says. 1000 questions would be too much for anyone - that is kind of the idea!

So it is a safe bet. Buy this for your favourite young Simpsons fanatic!!

This unauthorised by Fox or anyone to do with The Simpsons trivia book contains over 1000 questions on one of the best comedy series ever made. The only problem is that the majority of them are so easy that even someone who has seen only a few episodes will have no trouble answering them. The book is divided into Homer level (easy) Marge Level (no difference to Homer level) and Lisa Level. The 100 Lisa level questions are the only ones that regular viewers may be challenged by. So hence that is what you are buying, a book of 100 questions not 1000. It almost seems this is a rush job by the authors trying to rush an idea into the market before an official version comes out. Buy the Simpsons Guide to Springfield or other better quality Simpsons books instead to gain a better knowledge of everyone's favourite yellow family.

My kid loves this book because of its large, colorful pictures, and the cut-aways, where he can see what goes on inside the planes and helicopters.

It is especially attractive if your child is a lover of flight, and/or aircraft.

The book was less than entertaining for my 9 year old, and she skipped right over it. The actual hornet was too easy to put together, more for my 6 year old. Plus, the mechanical part doesn't work well. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. The parts inside the machine get jammed up and we have to take it apart and put it back together again to get it to work. Big waste of money.

Unfortunately this book is more a 007 movie watchers spotter book. There is no mention about the literary character which lets face it without Fleming's novels James Bond would never have walked across the gunbarrel. You can do just as good by looking up references for the Bond films on the internet.