Something Slimy on Primrose Drive (Black Cats)

Something Slimy on Primrose Drive (Black Cats)

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Synopsis

Unlike the rest of her family, Pearl Wolfbane is neat and tidy and is delighted to note that everyone else in Primrose Drive - the street into which her unconventional family has just moved - is normal, too. She does her best to keep her room neat and tidy amid the chaos the others are wreaking. When the Wolbanes' neighbours, the Rigid-Smythes, return home to No. 33 a few days later, Dudley Rigid-Smythe is horrified. He'd hoped to buy No. 34 and turn it into flats, but that's impossible now that it looks like a film-set of a second-rate horror movie. The two families are set for a collision course, especially when it seems that each of the daughters is much better suited to living in the other's house ...

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 96
Publisher: A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Published: 31 Jan 2003

ISBN 10: 0713659920
ISBN 13: 9780713659924
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years
Book Overview: Karen Wallace is renowned for her madcap humour and inventiveness, skills which are deftly employed in this new story - her first for Black Cats. First paperback edition - will be eagerly lapped up by children who enjoy funny stories with a slightly spooky, surreal edge. Karen Wallace's reputation has soared in recent years. Her Guardian-award shortlisting has increased her profile. An earlier title, Think of an Eel was winner of the Kurt Maschler Award, the TES Junior Information Book Award and the Earthworm Award. Publishing rights to her next full-length novel, yet to be written, will be the subject of a major auction.

Author Bio
Shortlisted for the 2001 Guardian Children's Fiction Prize for Raspberries On the Yangtze, Karen has long enjoyed a reputation as one of our finest writers, working in non-fiction and fiction, across all age groups. Born in Canada, she came to live in England at the age of eleven and since then has returned to Canada and lived in Ireland. She now lives in Herefordshire. Her other titles for A&C Black include the Rockets series, Crook Catcher, and two books in the Comix series, Yikes! It's a Yeti! and Aargh! It's an Alien.