Brian the Giant (Walker Starters)

Brian the Giant (Walker Starters)

by Vivian French (Author), Sue Heap (Illustrator)

Synopsis

A new title in the extremely popular Starters series for beginner readers. Brian the Giant loves eating muffins - but he hates making them. When his muffins keep disappearing, he sets a trap for the muffin thieves involving black pepper to make them sneeze! He soon discovers that the mice who live under his clock are the culprits and strikes a deal with them - if they will bake some muffins, they can all share them, then they will all be happy!; Using several different types of text - from signposts and speech bubbles to recipes - the Starters series fits guidelines in the National Literacy Strategy, which recommends using different media to teach children to read.

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More Information

Format: Illustrated
Pages: 48
Edition: UK ed.
Publisher: Walker Books
Published: 05 Sep 2005

ISBN 10: 184428963X
ISBN 13: 9781844289639
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years

Media Reviews
Top contemporary authors make up this lively and stylish new series with strong child appeal. Junior Education
Author Bio
Vivian French is a bestselling children's author who has written over 40 books for Walker, and more than 250 books during the course of her career. Her recent work includes the critically acclaimed picture book The Most Wonderful Thing in the World and the junior fiction title The Adventures of Alfie Onion. Vivian helped to found the mentoring scheme Picture Hooks for aspiring young illustrators. She lives in Edinburgh. Follow Viv on Twitter under the handle @fivekingdoms, or visit her at her website: www.vivianfrench.com. Sue Heap is an award-winning children's book author and illustrator. She won the Smarties Book Prize for Cowboy Baby and has enjoyed great critical and commercial success with Polly's Pink Pyjamas by Vivian French, and her books with Teresa Heapy, including Very Little Red Riding Hood and Very Little Cinderella. Sue lives in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.