Publisher details
- Authors
- Cheryl Orsini, Katrina Nannestad
- Publisher
- HarperCollins
- Genre
- Children’s Fiction
- Released
- 28 July, 2021
- ISBN
- 9780733341656
The Travelling Bookshop #1: Mim and the Baffling Bully
Synopsis
Recommended for ages 7+The right book might just change your life ...Mim Cohen roams the world in a travelling bookshop, with her dad and brother and a horse called Flossy. Flossy leads them where she will, to the place where they're needed most ... the place where the perfect book will find its way home.Now Mim has arrived in a pretty Dutch village where she meets Willemina, a kind and gentle child, who is being bullied by a girl named Gerda.Mim knows they're here to help Willemina. To change her life. To make her strong and brave and happy.If only Dad would find her the right book. If only he would stop giving everyone else the wrong book!From the beloved author of The Girl, the Dog and the Writer in Rome and We Are Wolves comes an enchanting series for young readers.
Reviews
Review | Our Review
An Enchanting New Series: Read our Review of The Travelling Bookshop #1: Mim and the Baffling Bully by Katrina Nannestad and Cheryl Orsini
Books by Cheryl Orsini
The Travelling Bookshop #1: Mim and the Baffling Bully
The Travelling Bookshop #2: Mim and the Woeful Wedding
The Travelling Bookshop #3: Mim and the Anxious Artist
The Travelling Bookshop #4: Mim and the Disastrous Dog Show
The Travelling Bookshop #5: Mim and the Vicious Vendetta
The Travelling Bookshop #6: Mim and the Mother Muddle
The Story Writer's Handbook
Your Next Read Silver: Bea, Bart and the Birds
Books by Katrina Nannestad
Olive of Groves
Lottie Perkins, Movie Star
Lottie Perkins, Ballerina (Lottie Perkins, Book 2)
The Girl, the Dog and the Writer in Provence
The Girl, the Dog and the Writer in Lucerne
The Travelling Bookshop #1: Mim and the Baffling Bully
Rabbit, Soldier, Angel, Thief
The Travelling Bookshop #2: Mim and the Woeful Wedding
The Travelling Bookshop #3: Mim and the Anxious Artist
Waiting for the Storks
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I enjoyed reading the story of Mim and the Baffling Bully: the way Mim travels in a bookshop-on-wheels and handles conflict with empathy really stood out. The book’s blend of adventure, community and the power of books hits home for young readers. I also came across this link: https://super-com.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html which made me think about how customer‑service and trust shape even the experiences we have with stories and brands. It’s impressive how the author weaves in genuine emotions alongside light humour and discovery. Overall, a fun and meaningful read that invites us all to explore new perspectives.