Billionaire Boy – David Walliams (HarperCollins Children’s Books, 288 pp)

Get ready to laugh, empathize, and grow with Billionaire Boy by David Walliams. This wildly popular children’s novel (2011 edition) follows twelve‑year‑old Joe Spud, the richest kid in Britain—he owns his own bowling alley, cinema, and even an orangutan butler. Yet, despite having every material luxury, Joe realizes the most important thing money can’t buy: friendship. A heartwarming tale of humor, compassion, and what truly matters in life. Originally published in June 2011 as a paperback by HarperCollins Children’s Books, it spans 288 pages in a cozy 129 × 198 mm format.

Features:

• Author & Illustrator: Written by children’s super‑star David Walliams, illustrated by Tony Ross

• Format & Specs: Paperback edition (2011); 288 pages; approx. 129 × 198 mm; light and portable (~260 g)

• Genre: Middle‑grade children’s fiction, humorous & heartfelt storytelling

• Audience: Ideal for readers aged 8–11 and beyond—perfect for classroom reading or family reading aloud

Why Buy:

1. Hilariously heartfelt—combines strong comedic voice with a touching, emotional core.

2. Relatable themes—explores friendship, wealth disparity, and empathy through a child’s perspective.

3. Globally acclaimed—David Walliams is a #1 bestseller and Tony Ross’s illustrations add charm and visual humor.

4. Favorite for schools & families—widely used in curricula and beloved by readers across ages.