Tiger, Tiger

Tiger, Tiger

by Melvin Burgess (Author)

Synopsis

Tigers are now extinct in the wild but in the Yorkshire Dales there is the world's largest Tiger Park. Tiger bones are still prized in Chinese medicine and Mr Yung, the head of a Chinese gang, is after the Malham Tigers. He is particularly anxious to procure a young tigress called Lila, who is a rare 'Spirit Tiger'. When the poaching goes horribly wrong, there is a massacre of tigers and men, but, thanks to Lila, some of the tigers escape. With her supernatural powers, which include shape-changing into a young girl, Lila pursues everyone involved in the massacre.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 160
Edition: 1st Puffin Edition
Publisher: Puffin
Published: 24 Apr 2003

ISBN 10: 0140383395
ISBN 13: 9780140383393
Children’s book age: 12+ Years
Book Overview: Melvin Burgess won the 1997 Guardian Prize and the Carnegie Medal for his novel Junk .

Author Bio
Melvin Burgess was born in London in 1954. He began to train as a journalist and has had a variety of jobs as diverse as bricklaying and silk-screen printing. An Enterprise Allowance Scheme gave him the chance to develop his writing and his children's books are now very highly regarded. Melvin won the 1997 Guardian Prize and the Carnegie Medal for his powerful novel JUNK. He lives in Lancashire.