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There’s a King in the Cupboard

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There's a King in the Cupboard

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early Reader is the next step on your reading journey. A family move into a new house. They are just a small family – a mum, a dad and a little girl called Sarah. It is a big old house full of space and echoes. And Sarah is sure there is something very magical indeed about the cupboard under the stairs…A brand-new full colour Early Reader edition of this charming story from the CARNEGIE-winning and HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN AWARD-nominee author Margaret Mahy, with illustrations by Rosie Reeve.

IllustratorRosie Reeve About
Type Of BookReaders
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781444014402
Published17/03/2015
Price Per CopyRRP $12.99
1–9 copies$11.69
10–19 copies$11.04
20+ copies$10.39
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Margaret Mahy

Margaret Mahy was born in New Zealand and has loved telling stories all her life. She has published well over a hundred titles and won several major prizes and awards, including The Order of New Zealand, for her internationally acclaimed contribution to children’s literature. She has twice won the prestigious Carnegie Medal (The Haunting, 1982, and The Changeover, 1984). Margaret lives in the South Island of New Zealand, in a house which she partially built herself, overlooking Governor’s Bay.

All books by Margaret Mahy

Rosie Reeve

Rosie Reeve originally trained as a fine artist, but became interested in writing and illustrating children’s books after having children of her own. She loves to write about and paint “real children” in their own world doing “real things”.

All books by Rosie Reeve