Okay then Elizabeth, so you've come to tell me about the last book that you've worked for the reading challenge. Have you enjoyed the challenge so far? You have what you like about it. Do you want to tell me a little bit about this book that you've brought here? Can we see what you've got? Ah Elizabeth, but do you believe fairy? So it's perfect reading because she's got the same name as you. Is that right? Yeah, excellent. Now did you like the front cover of this? Did it help you choose? And was it something that helped you choose this book? Yeah, excellent. And are there any pictures in this story? Or is it all more about the words? It's got some black and white pictures. And do they help you with your imagination? Have you seen what happens in the story? Did you have a favourite character? You like the fairy? And what do you like about the fairies in these books? They make the girls into fairies as well. So that sounds a bit like an adventure. Do they live in the garden or do they live somewhere else? They live in fairy land. Well that's how to really exciting, doesn't it? Do you really like the fairies because they turn the other girls into fairies as well? They live in fairy land. I think you've done fantastic it well. So I'm going to award you with your fairy own big, cronely, certificate. So what about your name on here? Would you like us to put your whole name on what you've just like Elizabeth? There is a bit of perfect. So we'll sort that out for you. And because you've done so well as well, you're not award you with your very own big, friendly read medal. So very well done. There you go. And I think if you take these both into school and show you the teachers at the end of the summer holidays, they'll be really, really proud of you because you're going to see the community in the live ways where you're proud to be a finishing that's how they say, very well done. There you go. Okay, well done. You want to take a bit quickly? Excellent.