Billionaire Boy

Not got a billion pounds? Or even a million? Cheer up! If you’ve got good friends and this book to read, you’ve got life sorted. Joe is rich. Very rich. The wealthiest twelve-year-old in the land. He has a lot of reasons to be happy. About a billion reasons, in fact. Like: his own bowling alley. His own cinema. Even his own orangutan butler. Jealous yet? Don’t be. Joe has absolutely everything money can buy. But there’s one huge thing missing: a friend…

The third book by the amazing David Walliams

This was screened on BBC TV for Christmas 2015

Full of humour and heart, with a touching message

Witty pictures by top children’s artist Tony Ross

“A triumphant mix of wit and warmth.” Telegraph

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Recent reviews

Ilovebooks4life

Very good and walliamsie

2 February 2019
emerald234

loved it

Absolutely WONDERFUL! It was such a nice book because it is so funny, especially when the main character(Joe)’s dad embarrasses him at school! The moral of this story is that money can’t buy friendship.

7 May 2018
Coldplay2010

loved it

Billionaire Boy is a spectacular book about the son of a loo-roll maker who makes a lot of money by his company “Bumfresh”. I liked this book because it is a mixture of funny, sad and money isn’t everything feeling. I really hope you enjoy it!

14 March 2018
ABOOKFAN

Really funny one of Walliams best novels!

24 June 2017
srjbooklover10

liked it

I have watched the TV show of it and I liked it but it was a little bit sad at times!! 😥😢😪😓

5 June 2017

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Authors

David Walliams

Comedian and writer David Walliams is one of Britain’s bestselling children’s authors

Awards

David Walliams has twice won Children’s Book of the Year at the National Book Awards, for Ratburger and The Demon Dentist, along with many regional prizes including the Sheffield, Doncaster, Stockport and Lincolnshire Young People’s Book Awards.