Leif Frond and Quickfingers by Joan Lennon
A wandering pedlar turns up in Leif’s village, much to the delight of the Vikings of Frondfell. Only Leif suspects there’s something not quite right about the small, wrinkly old man.
As belongings start to go missing in the village and the pedlar is suddenly nowhere to be found, Leif’s suspicions are confirmed.
Can Leif track down the disappearing pedlar, survive insane flying inventions, and prove himself to be a hero once and for all?
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Dan and the Dead
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Codebusters
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Dan and the Caverns of Bone
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Franklin's Emporium: The Pet Shop Mystery
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Dan and the Shard of Ice
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100% Pig
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Class Six and the Eel of Fortune
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Class Six and the Nits of Doom
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Captain Codswallop and the Flying Kipper
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James and the Alien Experiment
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Dicing with Death
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The Gorgle
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The Gods are Watching
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Changing Brooms
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The Twins and the Wild Ghost Chase
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Quirky Times at Quagmire Castle
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Running on a Patchwork of Earth
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Ghost Town
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Arf and the Happy Campers
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Treasure of Crazy Horse
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Operation Code-Cracker
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Billy Angel
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The Monster of Shiversands Cove
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Franklin's Emporium: The White Lace Gloves
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A Witch in Time
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Dying to Meet You
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I am a Tree
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Deadline
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Galaxy Patrol
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The Spoon of Doom
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Talking History
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Silver Skin
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Revolution!
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The Ferret Princess
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There's a Kangaroo in My Soup!
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The Case of the Hidden City
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Wag and the King
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Never Still Nivver Still
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Planet Hell
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The Wickit Chronicles: Witch Bell
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Tales from the Turrets
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The Wickit Chronicles: Ely Plot
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The Bad-tempered Dragon
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The Case of the Cambridge Mummy
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The Case of the London Dragonfish
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The Case of the Glasgow Ghoul
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The Wickit Chronicles: Fen Gold
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Leif Frond and the Viking Games
Great fun, these are easy reads which will appeal to boys and girls-- Sarah Brew * www.parentsintouch.co.uk *
These short books are a lot of fun. The combination of adventure and word-play will entertain older readers as well as the youngest. And with so many promising characters bumping into each other at every turn, a series must surely be in the offing? Let's hope so. -- Ann Turnbull * awfullybigreviews.blogspot.co.uk *
These short books are a lot of fun. The combination of adventure and word-play will entertain older readers as well as the youngest. And with so many promising characters bumping into each other at every turn, a series must surely be in the offing? Let's hope so. -- Ann Turnbull * awfullybigreviews.blogspot.co.uk *
Joan Lennon lives in the Kingdom of Fife, on the River Tay. The Kingdom is said to be shaped like a dog's head. If this is so, her flat is somewhere on the tip of the ear, which explains a lot. She has a husband, four tall sons and one short cat, and plans to go on writing forever.
| SKU | Unavailable |
| ISBN 13 | 9781472904539 |
| ISBN 10 | 1472904532 |
| Title | Leif Frond and Quickfingers |
| Author | Joan Lennon |
| Series | Black Cats |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing PLC |
| Year published | 2014-08-14 |
| Number of pages | 96 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
| Note | Unavailable |