Chilly Billy

by Peter Mayle

Book Overview

Introduces Chilly Billy, the tiny man with big ears who lives in the refrigerator and gets warms instead of colds. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 051754959X
• Release Date: December 1984
• Publisher: Random House Value Publishing
• Length: 45 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

chilly billy what can i say

I remember this book and reading all the other reviews brought it all back!! It was recently brought to the front of my memory as my mum cleared out the loft and who was there but Chilly Billy!! But before I had a chance to rescue him he was given away!! I am gutted, I really, really wanted to read all about him again just as I did in my school days, please re print him again so all us adults can read about the little man in the fridge again.

Chilly Billy Rocks

Even now, more than 20 years later this book is permanantley in my mind as being an all time classic. Not only does the story inspire me as to its imaginative structure but also the illustrations within the book brought the story to life. I can still remember to this day peering through the crack of the fridge door trying to catch even the smallest glimpse of Chilly Billy turning off the light. This is a book that all adults should return too, to remember that there is no need to ever forget the limitless imagination of being a child. Next time you're in the kitchen see if you can catch out Chilly Billy as he skates around the fridge.

A book for those who never grow old...

I read this book when I was 6 years old during 'reading hour' at my school. We would be expected to read a book every week or so, and I must have read hundreds! This book was special. And now, nearly 13 years on, the title 'Chilly Billy' still fresh in my memory, I'm searching to find this special book again. As a child I was drawn into the fantasy of the story - this is the work of a true genius. I remember clearly the little details added, like the suckers on Chilly Billy's shoes so he could walk up to the ice-box. Every child should have the opportunity to read this magical tale, and every adult should be reminded that imagination does, and should, be stretched like a rubber band. Who switches off the light in your fridge when you shut the door...?

This is an awesome book.!

It's a book for peaple who like to use their imagination , not only has this book earned 5 stars but so has the intreging sequal , Foot-prints in the butter . The charactors are funny, creative and all have somthing to do with the fridge or food in it. My favourite charactor was stripey normin the caterpillar who met Chilly billy by being on a lettuce in the garden and it was transfered into the fridge. It's a great read for anyone at any time.