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Brick-a-Breck (Chameleons)

Brick-a-Breck (Chameleons)

by Julia Donaldson (Author)

  • Used

    Illustrated 2004

    $3.35

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    Hardcover 2003

    $3.35
Synopsis

Stephen Rice loves breakfast cereal, so he's devastated when his mum loses her job at the cereal factory and his endless supply runs out. The only way to satisfy his craving is to dine at his friends' houses. And there, one day, he sees the chance of a lifetime: DESIGN-A-CEREAL. Not only does Stephen's entry, Brick-a-Breck, win the competition, but he becomes a TV celebrity. Brick-a-Breck is unique: you can build things with each block of cereal and it won't go soggy. But you can have too much of a good thing, as Stephen soon discovers. His brilliant invention becomes a curse. Brick-a-Breck takes over his life - and the nation! How can life ever be normal again?

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More Information

Format: Illustrated
 Pages: 48
 Publisher: A&C Black Childrens & Educational
Published: 27 Feb 2004
ISBN 10: 071366441X
ISBN 13: 9780713664416
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years
 Book Overview: Chameleons is a brand-new series of stand-alone, first chapter books for children who are learning to read by themselves. Written by top, prize-winning authors and illustrated in full colour throughout by today's leading children's book artists, these action-packed, pacy stories are guaranteed to keep young readers hooked. An hilarious, action-packed story written by Julia Donaldson, one of today's most successful writers for children, and vibrantly illustrated by a long-established, popular artist, Philippe Dupasquier. A clever take on children's obsession with entering competitions, making ingenious things from everyday objects, and the world of TV celebrity.

Author Bio
For twenty years, Julia worked as a busker and performer (at cabarets, folk clubs, children's events etc). This led to television work as a songwriter: one of her songs was eventually made into a book, which led to her current career as a bestselling author. Her most popular book is The Gruffalo, which won the Smarties Gold Prize in 1999, and outsold all other picture books in 2000.