← Back to results
The Littlest Pirate in a Pickle

OUT OF PRINT

The Littlest Pirate in a Pickle

Nicholas Nosh is preparing for the Pirate Games when his aunt, uncle and cousin arrive. His outspoken little cousin, Primrose, is rude to Nicholas about his short stature, and mocks him until he is determined to show her that he may be small, but he’s a real pirate. He’ll take her out on his ship The Golden Pudding and attack somebody and steal their treasure!
When they find a ship to attack, the Jolly Dodger, the tables are turned. Captain Manners of the Jolly Dodger asks them to surrender, and to everyone’s relief he also takes Primrose hostage. Nicholas realises (reluctantly) that it’s up to him to save Primrose, and he does so in a night-time raid, only to discover that Captain Manners has been expecting him: a note ‘Take her – please!’ is pinned to Primrose’s dress.

Poor Primrose is mortified at this and bursts into tears. It turns out that all she wants is to be a pirate herself, so to keep her quiet, Nicholas promises to teach her. But it will be a long trip home.

IllustratorTom Jellett
Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age6+
ISBN9780143302872
Published10/05/2007
Price Per CopyRRP $12.95
1–9 copies$11.65
10–19 copies$11.00
20+ copies$10.36
Out Of PrintThis title is out of print and not in stock, but you can still register a backorder. If it reprints within 2 years we'll supply your order automatically; after 2 years backorders are deleted unless you tell us otherwise.

Only in stock and new release titles can be ordered without an account. Please contact the store if you want to check availability of this item.

Sherryl Clark

Sherryl Clark has been writing poems and stories for children for over twenty years. Her picture book, Wednesday Was Even Worse, was a CBCA Notable book and is still being read on Playschool. Her verse novel, Farm Kids, won the NSW Premier’s Literary Award for Children’s Books in 2005 and Six Grade Style Queen, Not was an Honour book in the 2008 CBCA Awards.

All books by Sherryl Clark