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This collection of short stories have such subjects as a boy who is able to grow new fingers, but not always in the right places; the dead dog that isn't quite what it seems; the last request of a grandfather; a man-eating ghost; and a parrot that teaches unpleasant lessons.

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ISBN 9780141305158
Published 1 February 2004 by Penguin
Format Paperback
Author(s) By Jennings, Paul

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ISBN-13 9780141305158
ISBN-10 0141305150
Stock Available
Status In stock at publisher; ships 7-15 working days
Publisher Penguin
Imprint Puffin Books
Publication Date 1 February 2004
International Publication Date 6 April 2000
Publication Country United Kingdom United Kingdom
Format Paperback
Author(s) By Jennings, Paul
Category Fiction (Child/Teen)
Award Winning
Short Stories
Award Winning Children's Titles
Interest Age 10-13 years
Reading Age 10-13 years
Library of Congress Supernatural, Juvenile fiction, Ghost stories, Australian, Children's stories, Australian
NBS Text Children's Fiction
ONIX Text Children/juvenile
Number of Pages 176
Dimensions Width: 129mm
Height: 198mm
Spine: 12mm
Weight 129g
Dewey Code 823
Catalogue Code 12457

Description of this Book

This title presents another collection of wacky and varied short stories, stories to be read and enjoyed at a sitting. They're about a boy who is able to grow new fingers, but not always in the right places; the dead dog that isn't quite what it seems; the last request of a grandfather; a man-eating ghost; a parrot that teaches unpleasant lessons and much more.

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Awards & Reviews

Awards Winner of Queensland Premier's Literary Awards: Best Children's Book 1999.

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Author's Bio

Paul Jennings is particularly concerned to make reading fun and interesting for children, instead of a chore. He works as a lecturer in Teacher and Adult Education. Paul has won many Australian awards - in 1992 he won an award in every children's choice list in the country. He lives in Australia.

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