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Details:Details Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781782956303 Publisher: Red Fox Age Range: 5+ Overview Daisy and the Trouble with Jack is a laugh-out-loud World Book Day special from bestselling author Kes Gray, creator of the much-loved Daisy series. When Daisy Butters is forced to sit next to her sworn enemy Jack Beechwhistle, sparks fly in the classroom. Perfect for newly confident readers, this short, punchy paperback is packed with playground humour, mischief and a surprisingly sweet message about not judging people too quickly. A brilliant introduction to chapter books for children aged five and up. About the Book Daisy can't believe it! Mrs Peters is making her sit next to Jack Beechwhistle - the naughtiest boy in the whole school, possibly the whole world. Jack is equally furious, forced to sit beside Daisy Butters, the biggest blabbermouth he's ever met. What follows is a hilarious school-day showdown as Daisy and Jack try to outdo one another with increasingly inventive tricks, each determined to prove they can't stand the other. But as the day wears on, and their rivalry escalates into ever more ridiculous territory, both children notice something unexpected: they might have more in common than they ever imagined. Written and published especially for World Book Day 2016, this pocket-sized paperback captures all the warmth, wit and playground realism that fans of Kes Gray's Daisy books know and love. It's a quick, satisfying read that's ideal for encouraging reluctant or emerging readers to finish a whole book in one sitting, building confidence and a love of stories along the way. Fun, fast-paced World Book Day special edition perfect for emerging readers Written by bestselling children's author Kes Gray Short chapters ideal for building reading confidence and stamina Laugh-out-loud humour that appeals to both girls and boys A lovely, affordable gift or classroom reward book Part of the hugely popular Daisy series loved by schools and families About the Author Kes Gray is one of the UK's bestselling children's authors, with over two million copies of his books sold. He is best known for the award-winning Daisy picture books, illustrated by Nick Sharratt, and the chart-topping Oi! series, illustrated by Jim Field. Gray studied English and American Literature at the University of Kent and has written dozens of books for children, including collaborations with athlete Mo Farah. Several of his titles, including the Oi! series and How Many Legs?, have been narrated as audiobooks by comedian David Mitchell, further cementing Gray's reputation as a firm favourite with young readers and their families across the UK. Why You'll Love This Book Funny, fast and endlessly relatable, this World Book Day special captures classroom rivalry at its most entertaining. It's the perfect bite-sized read to spark a love of books in children who are just starting out on their reading journey. Please Note: Book cover and edition shown are the UK edition available at time of listing; ISBN as stated.
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Details Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781782956303 Publisher: Red Fox Age Range: 5+ Overview Daisy and the Trouble with Jack is a laugh-out-loud World Book Day special from bestselling author Kes Gray, creator of the much-loved Daisy series. When Daisy Butters is forced to sit next to her sworn enemy Jack Beechwhistle, sparks fly in the classroom. Perfect for newly confident readers, this short, punchy paperback is packed with playground humour, mischief and a surprisingly sweet message about not judging people too quickly. A brilliant introduction to chapter books for children aged five and up. About the Book Daisy can't believe it! Mrs Peters is making her sit next to Jack Beechwhistle - the naughtiest boy in the whole school, possibly the whole world. Jack is equally furious, forced to sit beside Daisy Butters, the biggest blabbermouth he's ever met. What follows is a hilarious school-day showdown as Daisy and Jack try to outdo one another with increasingly inventive tricks, each determined to prove they can't stand the other. But as the day wears on, and their rivalry escalates into ever more ridiculous territory, both children notice something unexpected: they might have more in common than they ever imagined. Written and published especially for World Book Day 2016, this pocket-sized paperback captures all the warmth, wit and playground realism that fans of Kes Gray's Daisy books know and love. It's a quick, satisfying read that's ideal for encouraging reluctant or emerging readers to finish a whole book in one sitting, building confidence and a love of stories along the way. Fun, fast-paced World Book Day special edition perfect for emerging readers Written by bestselling children's author Kes Gray Short chapters ideal for building reading confidence and stamina Laugh-out-loud humour that appeals to both girls and boys A lovely, affordable gift or classroom reward book Part of the hugely popular Daisy series loved by schools and families About the Author Kes Gray is one of the UK's bestselling children's authors, with over two million copies of his books sold. He is best known for the award-winning Daisy picture books, illustrated by Nick Sharratt, and the chart-topping Oi! series, illustrated by Jim Field. Gray studied English and American Literature at the University of Kent and has written dozens of books for children, including collaborations with athlete Mo Farah. Several of his titles, including the Oi! series and How Many Legs?, have been narrated as audiobooks by comedian David Mitchell, further cementing Gray's reputation as a firm favourite with young readers and their families across the UK. Why You'll Love This Book Funny, fast and endlessly relatable, this World Book Day special captures classroom rivalry at its most entertaining. It's the perfect bite-sized read to spark a love of books in children who are just starting out on their reading journey. Please Note: Book cover and edition shown are the UK edition available at time of listing; ISBN as stated.
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Language | english |
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