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There's a Spell Up My Nose de Ian Whybrow

There's a Spell Up My Nose (Books for Boys)

De (autor) Ilustrat de Tony Ross
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en Limba Engleză Paperback – 06 Jul 2006
Nicholas only wanted to take a little peek. After all, Aunty Boots' cauldron was making a very strange sound. But as soon as he moves the lid... AH-WISHOO! Aunty's spell goes straight up his nose. Now all his wishes come true! No one, not even the villainous Baron Grimace is safe... especially when Nicholas sneezes!
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780340917992
ISBN-10: 0340917997
Pagini: 64
Ilustrații: B/w throughout
Dimensiuni: 132 x 196 x 5 mm
Greutate: 0.06 kg
Editura: Hachette Children's Group
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Locul publicării: United Kingdom

Notă biografică

Ian Whybrow is a former Head of English and Drama who is now a full-time writer. He has published over 100 books, which are translated into 27 languages. He is amongst the UK's most popular children's authors. His best-known titles are LITTLE WOLF'S BOOK OF BADNESS which was adapted for television, and the classic SNIFF stories. Tony Ross is best-known as the illustrator of Francesca Simon's HORRID HENRY books, and his own LITTLE PRINCESS range, which began with I WANT MY POTTY.

Recenzii

These funny, inventive, high quality stories touch on subjects dear to boys' hearts...Wonderful stuff, with plenty to please both sexes. -- TES Primary, Dec 00 Full of adventure and humour, these are not just for boys, but for all young readers who love aliens, heroes, football and go-karting. -- The London Parents Guide, Dec 2000 Wacky and inventive, this is a real boys' page turner. -- Belfast Telegraph