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Ginger Green #2
The Not-Much Sleepover Starring Ginger Green
Ginger Green has literally JUST turned eight years old – so now she gets to do all kinds of amazing new things with her friends!
These days she's CRAZY for birthday parties. She LOVES sleepovers. And even when everything goes wrong – which is ALWAYS – she's Ginger Green, so she TOTALLY knows how to save the day.
In The NOT-MUCH Sleepover Starring Ginger Green, it’s a time for backyard camping at Lottie’s! Ginger is excited about having a campfire, sleeping in a tent and even a MIDNIGHT FEAST. But Ginger wasn’t counting on the sausages burning, a mystery tent-invader, and a giant banana sneaking around in the dark…
These days she's CRAZY for birthday parties. She LOVES sleepovers. And even when everything goes wrong – which is ALWAYS – she's Ginger Green, so she TOTALLY knows how to save the day.
In The NOT-MUCH Sleepover Starring Ginger Green, it’s a time for backyard camping at Lottie’s! Ginger is excited about having a campfire, sleeping in a tent and even a MIDNIGHT FEAST. But Ginger wasn’t counting on the sausages burning, a mystery tent-invader, and a giant banana sneaking around in the dark…
144 pages, Paperback
Published April 1, 2018
About the author
Kim Kane
32 books14 followersKim Kane was born in London in a bed bequeathed by Wordsworth to . . . ‘a writer, a painter or a poet.’ Despite this auspicious beginning, she went on to practise law.
Kim's picture book Family Forest was shortlisted for the 2011 Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Awards. The Vegetable Ark was a 2011 CBCA Notable Book in two categories. Kim's first novel, Pip: the story of Olive, won the 2008 Barbara Ramsden Award and was shortlisted for the 2009 Australian Book Industry Awards and the Speech Pathology Australian awards.
Kim lives with her family in Melbourne. She writes whenever and wherever she can.
Kim's picture book Family Forest was shortlisted for the 2011 Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Awards. The Vegetable Ark was a 2011 CBCA Notable Book in two categories. Kim's first novel, Pip: the story of Olive, won the 2008 Barbara Ramsden Award and was shortlisted for the 2009 Australian Book Industry Awards and the Speech Pathology Australian awards.
Kim lives with her family in Melbourne. She writes whenever and wherever she can.
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