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Me and the School (Un) Fair

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Me and the School (Un) Fair

Seventh in the pet-tastic series about ten-year-old Indie Kidd and friends!

It’s all hands on deck when Miss Levy announces plans for the School Fair. Indie Kidd soon sets to work, rallying round her furry friends at the Animal Rescue Centre to create a Petting Zoo. But not everything goes according to plan — it all seems more like a School Un-Fair! But all is not lost and the Petting Zoo is a run-away success. Hooray!

IllustratorLydia Monks About
Type Of BookYounger Novel
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781406311884
Published16/07/2008
Price Per CopyRRP $15.95
1–9 copies$14.35
10–19 copies$13.55
20+ copies$12.76
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Karen McCombie

Karen McCombie is the author of the hugely popular Ally’s World and Stella Etc. series. Born in Aberdeen, she now lives in London. Lydia Monks is an acclaimed illustrator and won the Smarties Book Prize for her picture book I Wish I Were a Dog. She lives in Sheffield.

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Lydia Monks

Lydia Monks, the widely celebrated English author and illustrator of children’s books, finds that her main sources of inspiration come from everyday life. And from everyday life comes three kooky and original picture story books about animals that are delightfully dysfunctional. There is a cat that wishes she was a dog, a spider that wants to become part of a family and a donkey who thinks he is an alarm clock. This September, her latest release More Eee-Orrh! will join Aaaarrgghh Spider! and I Wish I Were a Dog (new in board book in September) as Lydia Monks titles that are destined to become best-loved children’s books.

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