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Race Ahead With Reading: Stone Age Adventures: Brother Trouble
Hardback
Main Details
Title |
Race Ahead With Reading: Stone Age Adventures: Brother Trouble
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Vivian French
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Illustrated by Cate James
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Series | Race Ahead with Reading |
Physical Properties |
Format:Hardback | Pages:32 | Dimensions(mm): Height 215,Width 157 |
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ISBN/Barcode |
9781445142654
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Classifications | Dewey:428.6 |
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Edition |
Illustrated edition
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Hachette Children's Group
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Imprint |
Franklin Watts Ltd
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Publication Date |
10 September 2015 |
Publication Country |
United Kingdom
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Description
Vivian French introduces us to a world of stone age chaos as we follow the adventures of Pod, Pim and Little Nut. In Brother Trouble, Pim is being pushed to the limit by her brothers, who are up to mischief! They leave a mess wherever they go and keep stopping Pim from getting to learn how to make pots. When she finally gets started, all her brothers can do is sling mud! Where will the chaos end? This is the second Stone Age Adventures book. Race Ahead with Reading is the perfect introduction to reading chapters with brand new page turning reads in five short bite size chapters, to encourage children to take the driving seat with their reading.
Author Biography
Vivian is a writer of both books and plays; she has written more than 250 children's books, including the very successful Tiara Club series, and is consistently one of the top 30 most borrowed authors from UK libraries. She has had plays performed both in London and throughout Scotland; her audiences include young adults as well as children. She has won many awards for her books, and is regularly invited to festivals including Cheltenham and the Edinburgh International Book Festival. (2012 Guest selector for the children's programme.) Vivian teaches part time at Edinburgh College of Art, and is one of the two founding members of the PictureHooks programme supporting Scottish illustrators. She is married with four grown up daughters and three grandchildren, and lives in Edinburgh. She'd like a cat, but lives up 66 steps and has no garden ... maybe one day. Her favourite book is an empty notebook.
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