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Woolly Jumper the Story of Wool

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Woolly Jumper the Story of Wool

By Meredith Hooper About · Illustrated by Katharine McEwen About

Everything you ever wanted to know about making wool! Simple, rhythmical text, colourful illustrations and a carefully researched information section take you through the process – beginning with a sheep and ending with a warm, woolly jumper!

CategoriesNatural Fibres
AuthorMeredith Hooper About
IllustratorKatharine McEwen About
Type Of BookGeneral Information
FormatPaperback
ISBN9780744583007
Published18/08/2004
Lists And AwardsPremier's Reading Challenge R-2 (SA)
Price Per CopyRRP $16.95
1–9 copies$15.25
10–19 copies$14.40
20+ copies$13.56
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Meredith Hooper

Meredith Hooper wrote this story after watching a young humpback whale and its mother off the coast of America; and seeing humpbacks in Antarctica, where she has travelled as a writer selected by both the Australian and the American Antarctic programes.

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Katharine McEwen

Katharine McEwen studied Illustration at Kingston University and then spent two years in France as an artist in residence. She soon returned to England, and her big break came with the offer to illustrate The Man Who Wore All His Clothes by Alan Ahlberg. Katharine’s colourful and characterful style is an instant winner – children love her animal cast of characters and the peculiarly human qualities they possess.

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