Millions
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By Frank Cottrell-Boyce and Steven Lenton
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28 reviews
Funny, exciting and brilliantly clever, Frank Cottrell-Boyce’s Millions is a fantastic adventure about two boys, one miracle and a million choices. Perfect for boys and girls of 8 to 12.
What would you do with a million pounds? Buy a thousand pizzas? Give it to charity?
When a bag stuffed full of money drops out of the sky, Damian and Anthony find themselves rich. Very rich indeed. Suddenly the brothers can buy anything they want. They’ve got millions – but only seventeen days to spend it.
An incredible tale of brothers and lots and lots of pizza, Millions won the CILIP Carnegie medal and is celebrating twenty years of bestselling success.
This edition of Frank Cottrell-Boyce’s Carnegie Medal-winning Millions features fantastic cover artwork from the brilliant Steven Lenton.
Millions is also a major film directed by Oscar-winner Danny Boyle.
‘Fresh, funny, touching and wise’ – The Times
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Funny but sometimes humour a little too adult for primary age.
Couldn't put it down and read it in an afternoon, great characters and plot, with a good moral too.
I love the storyline and how different the Anthony and Damian are and they sometimes argue but in the end they both make up. I would recommend it to people who like saints housing estates and lots of fun!
This was an average book because I didn’t really understand the things about the saint’s and it didn’t really make sense with the storyline. My favourite character was the teacher kind of. preventative building against against the boy. It was really factual and that was what it made it boring. I would recommend this for 10 to 13 years old.
a hilarious book based off a poor-ish kid finding himself swimming in money but only a few days to use it.
It was a very nice book but I think it would be better for children aged 6-8 . I liked Dorothy the most.
It was really good book.
it was really funny and adventurous
5 stars
I found this book very strange but interesting. I really liked the character of Damian because he likes saints and I learnt the names of lots of saints. I think this book can be recommended.
I liked this book because I like money!! My favourite character was Anthony.
Not the best book with some inappropriate bits not suitable for under 10s but a great story about st.s and a million pounds!
This book is a good fiction, I would recommend to my friends.
It is about two brothers, Damian and Anthony, who suddenly find themselves very rich when a bag of money fell from the sky.However these boys have a problem as they have to spend all the money within a short time, with their mum being dead and so they cannot have advice from her.
Damian, my favourite character is exciting and is always looking at historical events and linking them to the present.
The boys can’t decide whether to buy a million pizzas or end world poverty? I would have choosen the second option. They are also in danger because the robbers who originally stole the money are searching for them and the money. Will they be safe?
This fiction book was about two brothers who witnessed robbers trying to take money from a train. But, the money got thrown out of the train and landed next to the brothers whilst they were playing. They had to decide what to do.
Ecxelent fun story with great description
1. Good
2. Really funny
3. Can't remember the names
4. Not factual
5. Yes
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have a million pounds?
This is the story about a boy named Damian, and his brother Anthony who find themselves among lots of money. Soon they begin to feel like millionaires. But money doesn't always solve problems...
Very very good book. I liked the concept. It was probably a little old for me. Age 9+ would suit.
I liked the book millions of my favourite character was Anthony because he wanted to spend the money on cool things instead of giving it to the poor. My favourite bit is when Anthony and Damian are playing cash Jenga. I would suggest the book if you like money.
Good
This book was really fun to read and had a lot of facts.
A funny fiction book about some boys who happen to retain a bag of money that has fallen apparently out of the sky. they have to workout which way to spend it best. I would recommend this to 8 - 11 year olds who love a laugh and a bit of disbelief.
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"What would you do with a million pounds? by a thousand pizzas? Give it to charity?"
Damian finds a sack full of money that he thinks has fallen out of the sky, and he and his brother Anthony find themselves rich. But there's one problem: the money is in pounds, and in seventeen days it will be converted into euros. They have just seventeen days to spend the money without being caught.
This book is funny, sad, and exciting all at once. I would recommend it to age 9+.
I really enjoyed this book
It was a good book because it had lots of excitement in it. My favourite bit was when they went on a massive shopping spree and started giving people money for doing things for them. I would recommend this book to people aged 8 and up who like books about money.
I read this book to my Grandma and it made us both laugh a lot!
This was a good book with lots of saints and LOTS of money.
It is very funny and it is very nice to read
Also it is the perfect type of book for kids who dream about being a millionaire