Auntie Peggy's Windmill
No. of pages 192
Published: 1999
Reviews
Great for age 8-12 years
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These beautiful stories from Jennifer Rees Larcombe capture the adventures of childhood, but also the difficulties, bringing children to a realisation of where strength can be found. AUNTIE PEGGY'S WINDMILL is the story of two children and their holidays with their eccentric aunt. She burns the toast and feeds them chocolate biscuits for breakfast, but she also teaches them about why she talks to God. THE PARK PEOPLE follows on as a collection of stories which revolve around the children who live near the park. With all kinds of lovely characters (Hetty the horrible dog, Alice whose Mum paints pictures and Sam who nearly has an unhappy birthday, etc.), the children learn how God can help them even with their most difficult problems.
There are 192 pages in this book. This is a short story book. This book was published 1999 by HarperCollins Publishers .