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Little Archie and the Spectacular Disaster-Magnet TV Gadget

Little Archie and the Spectacular Disaster-Magnet TV Gadget

by NealLayton (Illustrator), Miles Gibson (Author), Neal Layton (Illustrator), Miles Gibson (Author)

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    Paperback 2008

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Synopsis

Barmy Uncle Bernie is about to throw Little Archie's orderly life into confusion once more! Archie and his baby brother, Joe, love clicking through their favourite programmes with their inventor uncle's spectacular chunky channel-changing TV gadget. But when Joe hits 'enter' and ends up IN the TV, it's up to Archie to save him before the TV pirates make him crawl the plank. The perfect technicolour adventure for readers big and small! 'Small but perfectly formed, the Little Archie books are a delight' - Chris Riddell, award-winning author and illustrator. 'Fast-paced, warm-hearted, boisterous and fun. Kids will love it!' - Giles Andreae (aka Purple Ronnie), award-winning author.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 96
 Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books
Published: 04 Jan 2008
ISBN 10: 0330447793
ISBN 13: 9780330447799
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years

Author Bio
A writer of adult fiction and children's poetry, Miles Gibson is also a screenwriter and artist. His novel Kingdom Swann was adapted by the BBC as Gentlemen's Relish (starring Billy Connolly and Sarah Lancashire) and his screenplay Frankie and the Indians was shortlisted for the Orange Screenwriting Prize. He also worked as a feature writer for the Sunday Telegraph magazine for several years. All his manuscripts and papers are being archived in the Special Collections at Boston University, USA. Miles lives in London. Neal Layton studied illustration at Saint Martins School of Art. He won a Smarties Prize in 2002 and has been shortlisted again in 2006, as well as appearing on the Richard and Judy Christmas Books list. His distinctive, child-friendly artwork features now in many award-winning children's fiction and picture books.