Awful Auntie

By: David Walliams, Nitin Ganatra

Narrated by: David Walliams, Maggie Steed, Nitin Ganatra

From number one bestselling author David Walliams comes another heartfelt but hilarious hoot of an adventure

Stella Saxby is the sole heir to Saxby Hall. But awful Aunt Alberta and her giant owl will stop at nothing to get it from her. Luckily Stella has a secret – and slightly spooky – weapon up her sleeve…

©2014 David Walliams (P)2014 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

it was a bit scary but overall it was amazing

it was a bit glory with all the death but that's my dislike and I probably love the part about the owls

BRILLIANT

It had suspenseful moments and definitely had me on the edge of my chair! David Walliams is so unique and makes so many brilliant accents! I will be sure to recommend this book along with all of his other books! ~Matilde :)

Unbelievable!

The book Awful Aunty is one of the best book I have ever read. I would recommend it to any body above the age of 8.

Awful Auntie

I was like, OMG when I read this book it totally ROCKSTARS MY LIFE
I love Awful Auntie. It's a great hit!
-Matilda J

Amazing

So funny a little scary and the suspense it was a amazing book Like all of David’s books ❤️❤️

Just brilliant

This story is just brilliant. Children and adults easily listened to it, with lots of laughs.

Good

I enjoyed it but I think there shouldn’t be the bit where Aunt Alberta tortured Stella because that is not appropriate for little kids

Pointlessly cruel story dragging on for ages with a rather weak "eye for eye" ending

Our family loves David Walliams, kids have read many of hos books and he's one of our favorite car audiobook authors. This book was a disappointing and rather painful experience. It starts as funny and serious as most DW's books but in the 2nd half the terrible aunt tortures the main girl character pointlessly for dozens of chapters again and again while it is clear she's the source of all evil. All this unpleasant tedious listening is unfortunately not rewarded at the end with a strong finish and catharsis. The end is weak, there's no real lesson learned. I would still go for DW but I strongly recommend choosing another book.

Too similar to Matilda

As a huge fan of Roald Dahl, this did not measure up, I'm afraid. It's good, just not as brilliant as I could have wished.