The Little Brother's Tale by Margaret Ryan

The Little Brother's Tale by Margaret Ryan

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Zusammenfassung

The second in a hilarious trilogy about the trials and tribulations of family life, this follows Tom ... who's not too keen on baby Annie stealing his limelight. It won't be for long, though ...

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The Little Brother's Tale by Margaret Ryan

One day Mum asked me if I'd like a little sister. 'No,' I said. 'I've got a big sister and that's bad enough.' Tom is used to being the centre of attention - but now it's baby Annie's turn. Soon Tom's making plans to win back the limelight - and a family wedding seems like just the right occasion!
An eye-catching jacket and inside illustrations, an intriguing central premise.. Good-fun reads in which the humour is gently targeted. * TES Teacher *
Books for children seeking something more original ... can make all the difference. Margaret Ryan, Rose Impey and Shoo Rayner are amongst those serving this market with diligence and skill. * The Guardian *
Hover Boy: 'Popular Scottish author, Margaret Ryan, has the recipe just right. Her not-so-secret ingredient is a well-developed sense of humour ... illustrated with Nicola Slater's stylishly retro line drawings.' * Kathryn Ross, The Scotsman *
Margaret Ryan is a full-time writer, after a long career as a primary school teacher. She is now an established children's author and travels extensively throughout Scotland, England and Wales visiting schools and libraries. In 2000, she won the Scottish Arts' Council Book Award.
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ISBN 13 9780340714515
ISBN 10 0340714514
Titel The Little Brother's Tale
Autor Margaret Ryan
Serie Canterbury Tales
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Hachette Children's Group
Erscheinungsjahr 1998-09-16
Seitenanzahl 64
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