The Adventures of Harry Stevenson
No. of pages 192
Published: 2019
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Join this small guinea pig on his very BIG adventures in a brand-new illustrated fiction series from author and illustrator Ali Pye
'A sweet, funny book that really made me want to eat dandelions' - Holly Webb
'Sweetly funny and beautifully illustrated' - The i newspaper
Meet Harry Stevenson. He doesn't live in a castle, or a witch's cottage, or anywhere exciting like that. His home is in a flat with seven-year-old Billy and his mum and dad. And at first glance, Harry doesn't seem any different from your average guinea pig. He has ginger fur and sparkly black eyes and likes nothing more than snacking on a piece of broccoli.
But don't be fooled! Harry may just want to sleep and eat (and then eat some more) but somehow he always manages to get swept up in adventures: whether it's surfing the Pacific on a picnic plate or accidentally attaching himself to a helium balloon.
PRAISE FOR THE ADVENTURES OF HARRY STEVENSON:
'Delightful stories with humorous exploits galore' - Parents in Touch
'Perfect for bedtime reading' - Books for Topics
'Filled with fun, giggles [...] and lots of action [...] A swinging start to a super new series!' - Lancashire Evening Post
'Harry Stevenson is a funny, plump guinea pig, and I wish I could be him' - Astrid, age 7
This book is part of a book series called Adventures Of Harry Stevenson .
This book has been graded for interest at 6+ years.
There are 192 pages in this book. This book was published 2019 by Simon & Schuster Ltd .
Ali Pye graduated from Kingston University with an MA in illustration in 2010. Her work combines digital and hand-drawn elements. She was highly commended (Most Promising New Talent) in the 2012 Junior Design Awards.
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