A brilliantly heart-warming and funny picture book about Mr and Mrs Grinling's Christmas adventure. 'You're probably the luckiest boy in the whole world because you're in the middle of a Christmas Eve Lighthouse Adventure.' It's Mr G's last Christmas at the lighthouse, so it has to be extra special. But when putting up the Christmas decorations Mr G and his great-nephew, George, get stuck in a terrible storm! Father Christmas doesn't know where they are, and Mrs G can't get them their special Christmas Eve feast... Will they be able to get dinner and tell Father Christmas where they are on time? Adventure, thrills and laughter on every page A seasonal adventure story, perfect for a cold Christmas night Rediscover the enchanting story of the Lighthouse Keeper, 45 years after it was first published THE LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER - COLLECT THEM ALL! The Lighthouse Keeper's Lunch The Lighthouse Keeper's Rescue The Lighthouse Keeper's Christmas The Lighthouse Keeper's Picnic The Lighthouse Keeper's Cat The Lighthouse Keeper's Catastrophe The Lighthouse Keeper's Breakfast The Lighthouse Keeper's Tea The Lighthouse Keeper's Mystery

 

 

This book features in the following series: Lighthouse Keeper, The Lighthouse Keeper .

There are 32 pages in this book.

This is a picture book. A picture book uses pictures and text to tell the story. The number of words varies from zero ('wordless') to around 1k over 32 pages. Picture books are typically aimed at young readers (age 3-6) but can also be aimed at older children (7+).

This book was published in 2014 by Scholastic .

Ronda Armitage has written many boks for children. She is a trained counsellor, specializing in family therapy. She worked as a family councellor for NCH Action for Children for 13 years and currently works as a counsellor with NSPCC. About the author: Becky Edwards is a teacher who has specialised in teaching autistic children. She lives in Chichester with her husband and two young children. About the illustrator: David Armitage has been working as an illustrator for almost thirty years. His most well known books are the Light House Keeper books which are published by Scholastic and have been in print for over twenty years. David lives in Sussex and divides his time between fine art, illustrating and publishing the schools magazine Aquilla.