A Surprisingly Fluffy Bird

A Surprisingly Fluffy Bird

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2015 · Engels · Hardcover · 3 edities
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**GLOSS LAMINATE CASEBOUND HARDBACK EDITION, IDEAL FOR LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS**Introducing Algy, the most unusual and charming fluffy bird you could ever hope to meet! Algy is completely and utterly lost - at sea! When his tiny raft emerges from the swirling mist, Algy finally sees the rocky coast and hills of a foreign land... but can he manage to reach the shore and survive in this strange new place? This first book in the series of Tales from the Adventures of Algy tells a thrilling story of endurance and achievement; dangers and misfortune overcome; funny, friendly creatures and mean, nasty beasts, and - making his way through it all with endless good humour and a song in his beak - an extraordinary and talented bird, who is, without doubt, surprisingly fluffy.All the stories in the Tales from The Adventures of Algy series are set in the beautiful and remote landscape of the west coast of the Scottish Highlands, where the author lives and works.Also available in paperback, in a deluxe harback edition (cloth bound with dust jacket), and as a Kindle ebook. With colour illustrations by Jenny Chapman. The Tales from the Adventures of Algy series is supported by Algy's web site for children (adventuresofalgy dot com) where young readers can learn about Algy's world, add their own pictures and poetry, ask questions, download colouring sheets, look up words in Algy's online dictionary, and discover many other fluffy surprises.Algy's daily adventures have been presented on a Tumblr blog since March 2012. Now, at last, the most exciting tales inspired by Algy's adventures are being published in book form, to delight children of all ages from 7 to 107.

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Formaat Hardcover
Pagina's 120 pagina's
Taal Engels
Gepubliceerd Aug 24, 2015
Uitgever An Sithean Press
Edities 3 edities
ISBN-10 1910637033
ISBN-13 9781910637036
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