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The Highway Rat
Artikel-Nr:
9781407170732
Veröffentl:
2016
Erscheinungsdatum:
07.07.2016
Seiten:
32
Autor:
Julia Donaldson
Gewicht:
221 g
Format:
280x249x5 mm
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Axel Scheffler, geboren 1957 in Hamburg, Grafikstudium an der Bath Acadamy of Art in England, lebt als Illustrator mit seiner Familie in London. Er veröffentlichte zahlreiche Buchillustrationen, hauptsächlich für Kinder, zeichnet aber auch für Zeitungen und Zeitschriften und gehört heute zu den national und international bedeutendstem Kinderbuchillustratoren.Julia Donaldson, geb. 1948 in London, arbeitete als Lektorin, Journalistin und Lehrerin. Heute lebt sie als freie Schriftstellerin mit ihrer Familie in Glasgow. 2011 wurde Julia Donaldson mit dem 'Children's Laureate 2011 - 2013' ausgezeichnet.
'Give me your buns and your biscuits! Give me your chocolate clairs!
For I am the Rat of the highway, and the Rat Thief never shares!'
Life is not safe for the other animals, as the villainous Highway
Rat gallops along the highway, stealing their food. Clover from
a rabbit; nuts from a squirrel - he even steals his own horse's hay.
Will he finally meet his comeuppance, in the form of a cunning
duck? A fabulous, rollicking rhyme, in the style of the famous
Alfred Noyes poem, 'The Highwayman', from the authors of 'The Gruffalo'
and 'Zog'.
For I am the Rat of the highway, and the Rat Thief never shares!'
Life is not safe for the other animals, as the villainous Highway
Rat gallops along the highway, stealing their food. Clover from
a rabbit; nuts from a squirrel - he even steals his own horse's hay.
Will he finally meet his comeuppance, in the form of a cunning
duck? A fabulous, rollicking rhyme, in the style of the famous
Alfred Noyes poem, 'The Highwayman', from the authors of 'The Gruffalo'
and 'Zog'.
Life is not safe for the other animals, as the villainous Highway
Rat gallops along the highway, stealing their food. Clover from
a rabbit; nuts from a squirrel - he even steals his own horse's hay.
Then he meets his comeuppance, in the form of a cunning duck.
A fabulous, rollicking rhyme, in the style of the Alfred Noyes poem,
'The Highwayman'.
Rat gallops along the highway, stealing their food. Clover from
a rabbit; nuts from a squirrel - he even steals his own horse's hay.
Then he meets his comeuppance, in the form of a cunning duck.
A fabulous, rollicking rhyme, in the style of the Alfred Noyes poem,
'The Highwayman'.