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Safe for Life (The Amazing Adventures of Dylan and Red Tabby)

Safe for Life (The Amazing Adventures of Dylan and Red Tabby)

by KatherineReynolds (Author)

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    Paperback 2009

    $3.39
Synopsis

SAFE FOR LIFE is the eagerly awaited follow-on to the award-winning children's adventure, BORN TO DANCE. Dylan de Polka, the tap-dancing star of the Happy Days Circus, and his worldly wise friend, Red Tabby, take on the ruthless Jago and Frankie who mean to steal Great Park, the circus's much-loved home. As the troupe waves off Ringmaster Chia and Madame Lulu Bombazine on their honeymoon, an ominous black balloon casts a shadow over the cheerful scene. Great Park's owner, Lord Stomper, goes missing and the circus animals find themselves in grave peril. Before their home and their freedom is lost, they must somehow foil the baddies' cunning plot. Can they succeed in rescuing Lord Stomper, saving Great Park and reuniting the Happy Days Circus? Can they ever be safe for life?

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 322
 Publisher: ideas4writers
Published: 05 Oct 2009
ISBN 10: 0955011647
ISBN 13: 9780955011641
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years

Author Bio
The written word has always been Katherine's first love, but a talent for film-making steered her into a different career choice. With a friend, she founded a London film company, editing and producing award-winning TV documentaries. Over the years, her projects took her to Italy, Greece, India and then to Canada, where, in the course of her adventures, she met and married a well-known Toronto actor and became a Canadian citizen. Working between Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal, she created and produced TV series for children; collaborated on scripts for television and film; and wrote extensively for various magazines. She was, for ten years, Contributing Editor of Britannia, a North American magazine celebrating the British way of life. Later, she founded and wrote The Street, a monthly newsletter for Coronation Street's many overseas fans. In 1998, she and her husband, Michael, returned to the UK to live near their film-maker daughter, and their grandchildren. The green and rolling countryside of Somerset soon worked its magic in her imagination and the adventures of Dylan de Polka and Red Tabby were born.