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Pyro Watson and the Hidden Treasure

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Pyro Watson and the Hidden Treasure

Pyro Watson is a lover of pirates and all things to do with treasures and maps and tales of long ago and the sea. He is stranded with his Aunt Mor while his mother goes to nurse Grandma and his father is unable to take time away from work to look after the two children.

Pyro’s alter ego, Simeon the Pirate Fighter, is called in to pass the long evenings and longer days. While Aunt Mor is teaching her newest beau, Mr Stig, to swim, Simeon spends time pacing out maps and fighting battles at sea. When Pyro meets Min and his four-legged mate, Becks, things begin to look up.

Life at the holiday camp becomes more interesting and then moves into downright dangerous as the local heroes, Plonker and his mates (the Worries), decide to claim territorial rights to the beach.

With knowledge gleaned from Simeon’s adventures and measures taken to walk in Simeon’s footsteps, Pyro and Min successfully defend their beach rights – and become good friends.

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781741664164
Published30/04/2009
Price Per CopyRRP $16.99
1–9 copies$15.29
10–19 copies$14.44
20+ copies$13.59
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Nette Hilton

Nette spent her early childhood in a small country town in Victoria, moving to Sydney when she was 11. She didn’t adjust well to life in a city high school and her memories of this time are still with her and are reflected in her writing. After school, she ‘floundered around for several years trying to work in office situations’, but eventually gave up and went bush. For 12 months she worked on a sheep station, had another go at office work, and then decided to train as a teacher.

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Gregory Rogers

Illustrator Gregory Rogers was born in 1957 and lives in Brisbane, Australia. He has had several solo exhibitions and is one of Australia’s finest children’s book illustrators. In 1995 he was awarded the Kate Greenaway Medal for Book Illustration for Way Home by Libby Hathorn. Gregory is also a musician and a keen collector of CDs, antiques, books and anything that attracts dust.

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