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Hopscotch: Moo!

Hopscotch: Moo!

by Melanie Sharp (Illustrator), Melanie Sharp (Illustrator), Penny Dolan (Author)

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    Paperback 2004

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Synopsis

Daisy, Buttercup and Cowslip are SO fed up with the sound of the milking machine that they just aren't producing the milk they once did. Now the farm may be closed! Whatever can Big Bill the farmer do?

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 32
 Publisher: Franklin Watts
Published: 10 Jun 2004
ISBN 10: 0749653329
ISBN 13: 9780749653323
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years

Media Reviews
Consistently excellent illustrated stories for young readers. -- Times Educational Supplement 20050708
Author Bio
Penny Dolan is a children's writer and storyteller living in North Yorkshire. She is a popular speaker with both infant and junior children, and has visited many School Book Weeks and literacy events across the UK, with her enjoyable 'Author Talks' and lively story-telling sessions. She has also spoken and performed in libraries, bookshops, museums, art galleries, historic sites and outdoor locations, and has appeared on the children's programme of several literature festivals. She has a wide interest in children's books and has been Chair of the Federation of Children's Book Groups. Penny has a wide experience of schools. She was a primary advisory teacher for English and Drama but has been a freelance language arts worker for several years. She has also taught on residential writing courses for children, tutored both storytelling and writing courses for adults, and spoken at conferences. Penny has a degree in Education, specialising in Language and Literacy and an Advanced Diploma in Educational Drama. As well as working on her writing, Penny enjoys drawing, painting, reading, chatting and daydreaming. Her favourite colour is yellow. Her favourite food is strawberries-and-cream, and she is probably the world's slowest swimmer. She has three untidy desks, two grown-up children and one rather bad cat.