About the Book
Stitch Head and the other residents of the castle form a friendship with a girl from the village. Stitch Head is still helping at Castle Grotteskew all by himself, keeping watch over Mad Professor Erasmus and helping the other creations by curing them of whatever madness they are infected by.
Stitch Head spends a lot of time in the room he was made in.He is completely abandoned by the professor, Stitch Head and his friends decide to make a go at being pirates.
The Pirate’s Eye is the follow up to Stitch Head. In the book there is plenty of adventure. The professor is nowhere to be found….
Book Review
The book is really good to read and I couldn’t put it down as I had to know what was happening
There are lots of twists and turns in the story. The artwork was really cool. It was so detailed and illustrated so well.
I feel the book is about living your life for others which is very sad – Looking for love and closeness from others.
The book is really good to read and I couldn’t put it down as I had to know what was happening.
I think that readers aged 8 onwards will really enjoy the book.
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Reviewer Profile
- Name: Holly
- Age: 11 years
- Likes: Pandas, football and riding my bike
- Dislikes: Spiders and mushrooms
- Favourite Song: Queen of Mean by Sarah Jeffery (from Descendants film)
- Favourite Book: Dogman by Dave Pilkey (the whole series)
- Favourite Film: Marvel films