A Laugh-Out-Loud Story About Confidence, Courage & Giving It a Go Check out more from the For Books For All Ages collection here... Andy Lee and Heath McKenzie are back with the ninth instalment in the wildly popular Do Not Open This Book series and this time, Wizz is asking pretty please. Whether “pretty please” is a polite request or a desperate plea is entirely up to you but once this book is opened, there’s no turning back. In Do Not Open This Book: Pretty Please, Wizz is reunited with his delightful friend Nessie as they navigate a series of highly relatable (and very funny) moments about self-doubt, nerves, and trying new things. With trademark humour and interactive storytelling, Andy Lee gently explores what it means to feel unsure of yourself and how bravery doesn’t mean being fearless, but giving things a go anyway. Paired with Heath McKenzie’s vibrant, expressive illustrations, this book delivers laugh-out-loud moments alongside a powerful emotional message. It’s the kind of story children beg to read again and one parents and teachers love for the conversations it sparks. Perfect for classrooms, bedtime reading, and building emotional resilience, this is a must-have addition to any Do Not Open This Book collection. Why You’ll Love It The ninth book in the internationally bestselling Do Not Open This Book series Tackles confidence, nerves, and self-belief in a child-friendly way Hilarious, interactive storytelling kids adore Heartfelt message about facing fears and trying new things Vibrant illustrations from acclaimed illustrator Heath McKenzie Loved by parents, teachers, and reluctant readers alike Product Details Author: Andy Lee Illustrator: Heath McKenzie Format: Picture Book Series: Do Not Open This Book (Book 9) Themes: Confidence and self-belief Managing nerves Emotional resilience Trying new things Perfect For: Ages 3–8 Home reading, classrooms, and libraries Adventure Awaits Tip 💡 This book is a brilliant conversation starter. After reading, ask kids what makes them feel nervous and what might help them feel brave enough to try anyway.
