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The Adventures of Harry Stevenson
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Join this small guinea pig on his very BIG adventures in a brand-new illustrated fiction series from author and illustrator Ali Pye
'A sweet, funny book that really made me want to eat dandelions'– Holly Webb
'Sweetly funny and beautifully illustrated'– The inewspaper
Meet Harry Stevenson. He doesn’t live in a castle, or a witch’s cottage, or anywhere exciting like that. His ...more
'A sweet, funny book that really made me want to eat dandelions'– Holly Webb
'Sweetly funny and beautifully illustrated'– The inewspaper
Meet Harry Stevenson. He doesn’t live in a castle, or a witch’s cottage, or anywhere exciting like that. His ...more
ebook, 368 pages
Published
June 13th 2019
by Simon Schuster Children's UK
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A sweet, funny, heartfelt story, perfect for children who are ready to start reading on their own. The illustrations are lovely and the stories are a good length, with two stories in this book, each divided into chapters. A great read.
A perfect chapter book introduction with plenty of charm and humour to make it an enjoyable shared read between adults and children. I loved the limited colour scheme and the vivid and lively illustrations and my (y2) daughter ate this book up - now she wants a Guinea pig.
Two joyously daft adventures for a plucky young guinea pig. You'll be amazed how Harry can run and run when he has to – and we only hope this series does, too. For the full review, please click on:-
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