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Tales from Percy's Park: Percy's Bumpy Ride Award-winning author/illustrator

by Nick Butterworth (author)

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Product description

Percy has been busy in his workshop for days, but what on earth is he making? All the animals get a shock when Percy emerges sitting on a very strange machine… his new lawn mower! The animals jump aboard for what turns out to be a very bumpy ride, as the mower suddenly launches off into the sky! They’re having a great time… until the engine fails and the machine begins to fall. But – thank goodness – some sheep in the field below volunteer to provide a soft, woolly landing! At the end, a very grateful Percy rewards the kind sheep by offering them the long unmown grass in his park as a tasty treat… From the rich imagination of Nick Butterworth, this lovely outdoor story shimmers with suspense and magic.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780007155149

Publisher

HarperCollins

Date published

July 30th, 2003

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