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# 4.6/5 from 11,210 reviews Unabridged audio adaptation Bestseller #5 in Money & Saving Billionaire Boy: A book by David Walliams

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## Summary

> 📖 Unlock laughter, lessons & legacy with the Billionaire Boy!

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## Key Features

- • **Multi-Format Magic:** Available in print and unabridged audio—perfect for busy millennials and their kids on the go.
- • **Conversation Starter:** Ideal for sparking meaningful talks on money, bullying, and family values with the next generation.
- • **Bestselling Brilliance:** Ranked top 5 in Children's Money & Saving books—join the savvy readers' club!
- • **Laugh-Out-Loud Life Lessons:** Witty, heartwarming story blending humor with deep themes of friendship and wealth.
- • **Culturally Rich British Charm:** Experience authentic British humor and language crafted by a global literary sensation.

## Overview

David Walliams' 'Billionaire Boy' is a top-ranked, critically acclaimed children's book blending humor and heart. With over 11,000 glowing reviews and a strong presence in money, saving, and bullying categories, it offers a witty, touching narrative about wealth, friendship, and what truly matters—available in both print and unabridged audio formats.

## Description

A hilarious, touching and extraordinary new fable from David Walliams, number one bestseller and one of the fastest growing children’s author across the globe. Joe has a lot of reasons to be happy. About a billion of them, in fact. You see, Joe's rich. Really, really rich. Joe's got his own bowling alley, his own cinema, even his own butler who is also an orangutan. He's the wealthiest twelve-year-old in the land. Yes, Joe has absolutely everything he could possibly want. But there’s just one thing he really needs: A friend.

Review: A corny story with un-corny delivery! - I must admit the author quite surprised me - never really was much into children's stories for I find them dull and childish (maybe not the biggest issue given the target audience) however, I did enjoy Andersen’s fairy tales for they were beautifully crafted and quite intelligent in their educative message; on the other hand, I was afraid I am going to witness another 'The Elephant and the Balloon' attempt as known from Bernard and Manny! Was I mistaken, indeed! The story is of a bit corny nature (money is nice to have but won't buy you 'that' what you really need) ... but the difference when compared to the tons of similar stories out there is in its presentation - incredibly witty, funny deliverance when you can really feel the author did enjoy writing this one very much as well as you can glimpse at his life optimism and comedian talent behind (the book’s) every line - and surely appreciate it [the talent]. Definitely a good read for children as well as an adult (I am over 30 years old) who enjoy (or are looking for) a good piece of British* literature, easy to read with a heart-warming experience of intelligent structure and philosophical message behind. * I mentioned the above because my not being a native British citizen I am always grateful to be able to peek into various layers of the language, especially one which - unless you have lived in Britain (and went to a school there) - you would not have many chances to experience otherwise. I will definitely read more from the author! P. S. And the way he plays with the language, some words he uses (made up) really makes you happy about every penny spent.
Review: Heart and laughs - great for discussions and to get reluctant readers reading! - This is one of my favourite Walliams' books, a rather sad story about a father and son missing their mum/wife, living hand to mouth and with handmade birthday gifts, trying to find happiness through wealth, but finding in the end it's their love for each other that's the most important thing. And of course, it's also hilarious - Mr Spud invents a wildly popular new loo roll (Bum Fresh - wet on one side, dry on the other) and he and his son Joe can light £50 notes on fire, they are that rich. Yet Joe isn't happy - he has everything except the one thing he wants... a friend. Insisting he enrol at a regular comprehensive school as just another schoolboy, he is going to discover just what friendship should be, the power of money, and what's important to him. It is also, of course, a very funny story, with a surreally disgusting school cook and her 'bat sick' menu, school bullies that nobody can tell apart (despite one being a girl and one a boy), and lots of wonderful lists. Walliams and Lucas have a ball with the voices in this audio adaptation (unabridged). It's a fantastic story to share with a child - in a classroom or bedroom, talking about buying friendship with money, bullying, love, parents, wanting to be rich - so much to discuss. Now we've read this, my son is keen to watch the BBC adaptation as well, which we will be doing. Just love the idea of this and Walliams' execution of it.

## Features

- New Store Stock

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 31,081 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 5 in Children's Books on Money & Saving 6 in Children's Fiction on Bullying 7 in Children's Books on Bullying |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 11,210 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A corny story with un-corny delivery!
*by A***. on 4 December 2017*

I must admit the author quite surprised me - never really was much into children's stories for I find them dull and childish (maybe not the biggest issue given the target audience) however, I did enjoy Andersen’s fairy tales for they were beautifully crafted and quite intelligent in their educative message; on the other hand, I was afraid I am going to witness another 'The Elephant and the Balloon' attempt as known from Bernard and Manny! Was I mistaken, indeed! The story is of a bit corny nature (money is nice to have but won't buy you 'that' what you really need) ... but the difference when compared to the tons of similar stories out there is in its presentation - incredibly witty, funny deliverance when you can really feel the author did enjoy writing this one very much as well as you can glimpse at his life optimism and comedian talent behind (the book’s) every line - and surely appreciate it [the talent]. Definitely a good read for children as well as an adult (I am over 30 years old) who enjoy (or are looking for) a good piece of British* literature, easy to read with a heart-warming experience of intelligent structure and philosophical message behind. * I mentioned the above because my not being a native British citizen I am always grateful to be able to peek into various layers of the language, especially one which - unless you have lived in Britain (and went to a school there) - you would not have many chances to experience otherwise. I will definitely read more from the author! P. S. And the way he plays with the language, some words he uses (made up) really makes you happy about every penny spent.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heart and laughs - great for discussions and to get reluctant readers reading!
*by K***Y on 16 July 2017*

This is one of my favourite Walliams' books, a rather sad story about a father and son missing their mum/wife, living hand to mouth and with handmade birthday gifts, trying to find happiness through wealth, but finding in the end it's their love for each other that's the most important thing. And of course, it's also hilarious - Mr Spud invents a wildly popular new loo roll (Bum Fresh - wet on one side, dry on the other) and he and his son Joe can light £50 notes on fire, they are that rich. Yet Joe isn't happy - he has everything except the one thing he wants... a friend. Insisting he enrol at a regular comprehensive school as just another schoolboy, he is going to discover just what friendship should be, the power of money, and what's important to him. It is also, of course, a very funny story, with a surreally disgusting school cook and her 'bat sick' menu, school bullies that nobody can tell apart (despite one being a girl and one a boy), and lots of wonderful lists. Walliams and Lucas have a ball with the voices in this audio adaptation (unabridged). It's a fantastic story to share with a child - in a classroom or bedroom, talking about buying friendship with money, bullying, love, parents, wanting to be rich - so much to discuss. Now we've read this, my son is keen to watch the BBC adaptation as well, which we will be doing. Just love the idea of this and Walliams' execution of it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Meanings and Messages
*by D***T on 6 August 2014*

With ‘Billionaire Boy’ author David Walliams has produced another children’s book brilliantly combining a hilarious story with a moral message - money can’t buy love and friendship. Schoolboy Joe Spud is spoilt by his immensely rich father and has everything and more - but he doesn’t have friends. Joe resents the way his father attempts to buy favours and resolve all issues by shelling out money, yet his own attempts to forge friendships are little different. There are endearing instances as Joe comes up against bullying and he has to endure unfair punishment - and face horrible school lunches! Narrative is presented in a non-patronising manner with witty dialogue which cleverly embraces catch-phrases, definitions and links to real people and products. The story rattles along but when David Walliams seeks to expose significance or substance he makes use of different fonts to stress various meanings and messages, and throughout there are delightful illustrations. Apart from a few asterisks there is nothing crude about the writing but ‘Billionaire Boy’ can appeal to adults who may pick up subtle nuances - but even with ‘page 3 pin-ups’ they will not find anything smutty - the book is solid excitement and entertainment - and well deserves 5-star rating.

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