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The excitement continues in this final instalment of the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang series, as Frank Cottrell Boyce pushes the reader to their limits. Stuck in 1966 without a vehicle, the Tootings take little hope of retrieving Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside from Tiny Jack and Nanny. Mr. Tooting surmises that their only hope will be to locate Commander Pott and the rest of the family unit, who could destroy the original vehicle, thereby keeping information technology from always having fallen into the hands of nefarious villains. T The excitement continues in this final instalment of the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang series, as Frank Cottrell Boyce pushes the reader to their limits. Stuck in 1966 without a vehicle, the Tootings have piffling hope of retrieving Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside from Tiny Jack and Nanny. Mr. Tooting surmises that their only hope will exist to locate Commander Pott and the balance of the family unit, who could destroy the original vehicle, thereby keeping it from ever having fallen into the hands of nefarious villains. They locate the Commander as he rushes away in the original auto, merely before they accept time to contemplate their options, the Tootings observe that the clock tower of the Houses of Westminster (yes, the 1 holding Big Ben) has been turned into a makeshift shipping, circumvoluted the globe. Subsequent events aid the reader to realise that the Commander and Mrs. Pott are aboard the tower, along with Baby Harry. Teaming upwards with Jeremy and Jemima Pott, the Tootings shortly detect that Commander Pott is trying to achieve out to them to explicate the dastardly plan Tiny Jack has put into motion. With a revamped 1960s Chitty Chitty Blindside Blindside, the Tootings and Pott children piece of work together and head out for the N Pole, merely to be caught in yet another web laid for them past Nanny. It is at this point that Tiny Jack reveals all; that he has hopes of taking Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside to the moon to add to his cause célèbre. Through a series of dastardly games and revelations the Tootings and Potts must work together to turn the tides, or Tiny Jack and Nanny will add another layer to their growing legacy of infamy, leaving the earth unable to stop them and Chitty firmly in their grasp. The fastest and nearly complex of all the stories, Cottrell Boyce leaves picayune time for the reader to catch their breath before delivering the last dial!From the 'chronojuster' to Count Zborowski and even into the earth of lost-cities, the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang serial has taken the reader through time, space, and into the far-reaching crevices of the centre. When I started the serial as a buddy read, I was not sure I would be pulled in, but had agreed to something a little light-hearted. Now that we accept reached the end, information technology is equally if I am slightly deflated that this zooming vehicle of multiple permutations has finally left for good. Equally with the previous sequels, Cottrell Boyce pulls together many of the heady characters and storylines to proceed the reader hooked on what is going on. This story is surely the virtually complex and action-filled, as it deals with time and space travels, as well as trying to tie off all the loose ends laid out in past books. There is a sense of finality that will allow the reader some semblance of peace, though the door remains open up just a little to the possible return of Chitty and some of the characters. From the Pott Family through to the Tootings, both Ian Fleming and Frank Cottrell Boyce accept laid the groundwork for a wonderful children'south series that can be enjoyed past readers of all ages. I thoroughly enjoyed all 4 books and would recommend it to anyone, either equally a solo, group, or buddy read.
Kudos, Mr. Cottrell Boyce for taking upwards the serial and allowing a new generation of readers to explore the magic of all things Chitty!
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Perhaps a flake wackier than the previous two, only yet fun. Tennant'southward reading is tops. Peradventure a fleck wackier than the previous two, just notwithstanding fun. Tennant'southward reading is tops. ...more
three.5 starsWhat a delight the sequel of trilogies are. This is the last one to wind things upwardly.This adventure finds everyone on the moon.
Another entertaining story.
Review originally posted at RedeemedReaderThe magical car seems to be flying for the last fourth dimension in this latest installment of her time-traveling adventures (following Chitty Bang Blindside and the Race against Time, which takes her and the Tooting family dorsum to the prehistoric era). Not just does Chitty fly to the moon and back, simply this time, the Tooting family unit actually meets the original Potts family. In that location are as well instances in which the modernistic Chitty is in the aforementioned fourth dimension and place with a Chitty fr
Review originally posted at RedeemedReaderThe magical machine seems to be flying for the last time in this latest installment of her time-traveling adventures (following Chitty Bang Bang and the Race against Fourth dimension, which takes her and the Tooting family back to the prehistoric era). Not only does Chitty wing to the moon and back, but this fourth dimension, the Tooting family actually meets the original Potts family. At that place are also instances in which the modern Chitty is in the same time and place with a Chitty from another time and place. The Tootings and Pottses try valiantly to go along the ii Chittys from actually seeing each other because they rightly fear an interruption in the infinite-time continuum. Tiny Jack is his aforementioned nefarious self, and everyone gets a glimpse of what the future would exist if we went back and tinkered with the by.
Sometimes, difficult decisions must be made, and the Tootings and Pottses are faced with a doozie: do they practise the right thing, have Chitty back into the by, and undo a wrong? By undoing information technology, they will besides undo the Tootings' own experiences with Chitty—without even a retentivity left. This sacrifice on the Tootings' part would be immense. But, doing the correct thing oft does phone call for sacrifice. And community oft helps us survive those sacrifices. A terrifically fun read, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Over the Moon is light sci-fi, total of quirky characters, nicely diverse, and very British.
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In that location is a lot of wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff in this book. This book could easily be retitled The Two Chittys a la the numerous multiple Doctor episodes of Md Who. Just as the Doctor seems to know British royalty, so does Chitty. The young Queen Elizabeth makes an appearance. http://pussreboots.com/blog/2017/comm...
There is a lot of wibbly wobbly timey wimey stuff in this book. This book could hands be retitled The 2 Chittys a la the numerous multiple Doc episodes of Doctor Who. Merely as the Physician seems to know British royalty, so does Chitty. The young Queen Elizabeth makes an advent. http://pussreboots.com/blog/2017/comm...
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Wibbly wobbly timey wimey disruptive fun.
My 5 year former son loved reading the first two books in this series out loud. However, although this book is just a continuation of the story, the subject was much more difficult and did non hold his interest too. It was a bit too wordy on the scientific end and bounced back and forth through time to maintain his attention. Nosotros still made it through though and he did savour knowing what happened to Chitty in the terminate.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Race Against Time was so good that this was a slightly disappointing conclusion to the serial. They're billowy through fourth dimension then fast and the villain's antics are so bizarre that the book feels a bit trippy. And most of the book suffered from Piddling Harry'south absence. Merely still, the Tooting family's dynamics held information technology together. Not to mention the earth's greatest car. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Race Against Time was so good that this was a slightly disappointing conclusion to the serial. They're bouncing through time and then fast and the villain's antics are so bizarre that the book feels a bit trippy. And most of the volume suffered from Little Harry's absence. Just nonetheless, the Tooting family'south dynamics held it together. Not to mention the world'southward greatest car. ...more
This trilogy was and so fun! I enjoyed this continuation of the original Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside book past Ian Fleming. The trilogy retained the charm and humor of the original book merely revolved around a 21st century family unit, so Chitty could take a more mod risk. I hated to meet it all cease, but it was a great journey.
In this volume, the story will be telling us that Large Ben has been stolen and is hurtling over England like a rocket. So Chitty Chitty Blindside Bang will be stopping Big Ben and finding out who is making Big Ben like a rocket. It was a interesting story and a deep moral behind this. I hope you guys similar information technology.
A fun conclusion to the adventures of the Potts and Tooting Families with the amazing car, Chitty Chitty Bang Blindside! With time travel and imaginary science galore, it's a rolicking adventure well narrated by David Tennant! A fun conclusion to the adventures of the Potts and Tooting Families with the amazing automobile, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! With time travel and imaginary science galore, it's a rolicking chance well narrated by David Tennant! ...more than
The final book in the serial is, I consider, the virtually fantastic of the four. It grounds itself just plenty to keep information technology from condign ridiculous though. Still at that place are those moments when readers just have to turn off the brain to keep yourself from trigger-happy the book apart.
4.v stars. When it comes to imagination, storytelling and sense of humour, Frank's sequels surpass even the original past Ian Fleming 4.5 stars. When it comes to imagination, storytelling and humor, Frank'southward sequels surpass fifty-fifty the original by Ian Fleming ...more
Information technology was a slow commencement, and the end left me wanting more. It was a satisfying conclusion to the serial.
A sci-fi turned fairy tale! Recommended for upwards to ten yrs!
Enthralling The book CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG OVER THE MOON I think was a pleasure to read and I hope that more books may come up out in the near future
This started off entertaining but in the end was overly long and also complicated for my boys to follow.
Fun read, though a lot happens in this book and it tin can be hard to follow the timeline at times.
A solid stop to the series with a plausible determination. I loved the narration, though the voice of Tiny Jack got to be a bit much.
I recall it's cute how much my husband loved this series. These four were a fun vacation read. This book then led us through getting over the Corona. Books bring so many connections and memories.
Such a fun story! I learned while laughing and it was magical.
The Tooting family are stranded in 1966. The parents are rather enjoying themselves, since they tin see a famous World Loving cup game and are enjoying the Carnaby Street atmosphere, but shortly, things start to go incorrect. Little Harry disappears, Large Ben shoots off in to space, and the family discovers Jeremy and Jemimah Potts and the original version of Chitty. The Potts parents are presumed with Harry, and the mastermind backside the whole matter seems to be the evil Trivial Jack. The Tootings try ve The Tooting family are stranded in 1966. The parents are rather enjoying themselves, since they can see a famous World Loving cup game and are enjoying the Carnaby Street temper, simply shortly, things get-go to get wrong. Little Harry disappears, Big Ben shoots off in to infinite, and the family discovers Jeremy and Jemimah Potts and the original version of Chitty. The Potts parents are presumed with Harry, and the mastermind backside the whole thing seems to be the evil Little Jack. The Tootings try very difficult to get everyone dorsum to the place and time where they belong without ruining the space-fourth dimension continuum, and Mrs. Tooting especially wants to travel back far plenty to prevent Little Jack from becoming the monomaniac he is. Fun details abound, from a trip to the moon to a miniaturizer that has shrunk some of the world'due south bully landmarks!Strengths: Very British, and lots of fun details about different parts of history. The different versions of Chitty are fun, too, and the Tooting family unit having adventures together is pleasant.
Weaknesses: A fleck young for my group, merely a piddling long for elementary. This is the third and final book in the series, I think.
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I conjecture that if I could accept an countless supply of Frank Cottrell Boyce books, I could become through whatsoever number of bad days, infant blues-y times, and rainy seasons still laughing. (Hmmm...is that why all the great humorists are British? Maybe the weather condition drove them to it.) If a magical time-traveling car similar Chitty existed, I wish I could convince Mr. Boyce to use it to provide endless time to write more than books. :)
Seriously, though...totally loved this determination to Mr. Boyce's sequels to Ian Fle I conjecture that if I could have an endless supply of Frank Cottrell Boyce books, I could get through whatever number of bad days, baby dejection-y times, and rainy seasons still laughing. (Hmmm...is that why all the great humorists are British? Maybe the weather condition drove them to it.) If a magical time-traveling machine like Chitty existed, I wish I could convince Mr. Boyce to use information technology to provide endless time to write more than books. :)
Seriously, though...totally loved this conclusion to Mr. Boyce's sequels to Ian Fleming's as wonderful original.
(I don't have time right at present for a thorough synopsis, simply I do take to say this : the way the author created the girls and women in this story is brilliant. I already loved Lucy Tooting, but accept an affection for Jemimia Pott now that the original never gave me.) ...more than
In what appears to exist the final book in the series begun by Ian Fleming, and recently revived past Frank Cottrell Boyce, the stakes have been raised. Chitty Chitty Blindside Blindside's fourth dimension-traveling abilities strand the Tootings in 1966 where they squad upwardly with the Potts family. A villain (unwittingly created by their previous adventures) is shrinking and stealing the world's landmarks, and the world'south nearly famous vehicles. With the aid of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang they hunt Big Ben to the North Pole, and In what appears to be the concluding book in the series begun by Ian Fleming, and recently revived past Frank Cottrell Boyce, the stakes have been raised. Chitty Chitty Blindside Bang's time-traveling abilities strand the Tootings in 1966 where they team up with the Potts family. A villain (unwittingly created by their previous adventures) is shrinking and stealing the earth's landmarks, and the world's most famous vehicles. With the help of Chitty Chitty Blindside Bang they chase Large Ben to the Due north Pole, and even travel to the moon. Danger and silliness abound, but wrongs are righted and Chitty Chitty Blindside Blindside says good-good day...peradventure. The plot is quite convoluted and there's underlying nonsense near the roles of men and women in social club which are manifestly there simply for fun. I savour this series, but have been unsuccessful in getting my students hooked. ...more than
The third official sequel to Ian Fleming'south Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is equally wild an adventure every bit the others! Electric current "owners" of Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Bang, the Tootings, have traveled back in time to 1966 when Chitty was with her original owners, the Potts. But now Chitty has gone missing along with the Tootings' youngest child, and the two families piece of work together to observe Chitty and rescue Harry.This is a fun read with outrageous adventures, appearances by historical people such equally the Queen hersel
The third official sequel to Ian Fleming's Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is as wild an adventure as the others! Current "owners" of Chitty, Chitty, Bang, Blindside, the Tootings, take traveled back in fourth dimension to 1966 when Chitty was with her original owners, the Potts. Just now Chitty has gone missing along with the Tootings' youngest child, and the two families work together to observe Chitty and rescue Harry.This is a fun read with outrageous adventures, appearances by historical people such as the Queen herself, and nonstop mishaps to keep kids turning pages.
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The final book in the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang sequels past Frank Boyce, and it is very good. The ending is kind of melancholy in the sense that they don't recognise such an of import role of their life, and how we may never know exactly what happened to the Potts family, but the principal storyiline is very good.
This book proposes a time paradox where plainly the father of the Tootings family unit remembers what is about to happen, but not Lucy and Jem. They are so close, yet so far, to rediscovering CCB The final volume in the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang sequels past Frank Boyce, and it is very proficient. The ending is kind of melancholy in the sense that they don't recognise such an important part of their life, and how nosotros may never know exactly what happened to the Potts family unit, merely the master storyiline is very good.
This volume proposes a fourth dimension paradox where apparently the father of the Tootings family remembers what is nearly to happen, just not Lucy and Jem. They are then close, yet and so far, to rediscovering CCBB, and sentry as CCBB is sold to an quondam homo, who is the direct descendant of the original Zbrowski. ...more than
2015 Challenge: A Book at the Bottom of your To-Read listThe only reason this got two stars is because I admittedly turn down to ever believe the ending. (view spoiler)[ In my version, no on blows up, the future stays 90% the aforementioned, but with a few of the Pott's inventions, and both the Tootings and the Potts call back Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. I similar my ending much much much much much much much much much much much (etc.) amend. (hide spoiler)]
2015 Claiming: A Book at the Bottom of your To-Read listThe merely reason this got two stars is considering I absolutely refuse to e'er believe the ending. (view spoiler)[ In my version, no on blows up, the future stays xc% the same, only with a few of the Pott's inventions, and both the Tootings and the Potts recollect Chitty Chitty Blindside Bang. I like my ending much much much much much much much much much much much (etc.) better. (hide spoiler)]
...more Frank Cottrell Boyce is a British screenwriter, novelist and occasional actor.In addition to original scripts, Cottrell Boyce has also adjusted novels for the screen and written children's fiction, winning the 2004 Carnegie Medal for his debut, Millions, based on his own screenplay for the film of the same name.
His novel Framed was shortlisted for the Whitbread Book of the Year as well as the Carne
Frank Cottrell Boyce is a British screenwriter, novelist and occasional actor.In addition to original scripts, Cottrell Boyce has also adapted novels for the screen and written children'south fiction, winning the 2004 Carnegie Medal for his debut, Millions, based on his ain screenplay for the film of the same proper name.
His novel Framed was shortlisted for the Whitbread Book of the Year besides as the Carnegie Medal.
He adjusted the novel into a screenplay for a 2009 BBC television film. His 2009 novel Catholic has also been shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal.
He is married and the father of seven children.
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