Aaaarrgghh Spider!: A delightfully funny story about tolerance and making friends from one of the UK’s bestselling picture-book creators Paperback – 26 Sept. 2013

My class loved this book and it is one we go back to. A lovely story, colourful and fun. Well written and great illustrations.

My 2 year old granddaughter loved the spider and apparently the book is good too thanks

This is great value for money my children ages 2 and 4 are always getting invited to parties and fairly often I don't know the child well to buy gifts for so think this is perfect and most children like books and it come with a nice toy related to the story. My children have recieved a few of these this one and differant ones and they are always a big hit and I fine them reacting the story with the toy which is nice.I think for a small gift to take to a party its brilliant nice amd easy to wrap and if anything like my children it's well recieved.

This book is really funny, original and imaginatively illustrated. It is one of the best modern children's books I have come across. My 20-month old daughter loved it straight away, and has been wandering around the house going 'ah bider!', which she thinks is hilarious. I expect it will be a favourite in our house for years to come.One slight niggle - I would agree with a previous reviewer that it reinforces gender stereotypes in a way which could easily have been avoided. But the book is so good otherwise that I can forgive that.

Love the book, but bear in mind what Amazon are listing as a Hardback edition is in fact a Board Book. So it's a bit smaller than the paperback version and personally I think this takes something away from the busy illustrations - also no sparkly webs at the end! But obviously if you need a board book it's fine!

A nice book which reassures children that spiders are not always to be afraid of.

This has been a favourite for my girls (now aged 3 yrs and 18 months) for a long time. My youngest now says 'arrrgh!' in a comedy way whenever she sees a spider! It's a fun book which makes a great gift. I read one review which talked about it being sexist (the mum in the story is the one doing the cleaning, the cooking, the shopping) but in our house that's me and I do all those things. I can understand why some might make the point though, although I wouldn't have noticed it until someone said it. All in all, a fun book!

My 3 year old grandson absolutely loves this book. He loves the simple story and loves the big bright photos of the spiders.