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Heather Fell in the Water
Doug Macleod
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Description for Heather Fell in the Water
Hardback. Find out how Heather learns to love the water in this hilarious story about overcoming fear. Illustrator(s): Smith, Craig. Num Pages: 32 pages, illustrations. BIC Classification: 5AC; YBC. Category: (J) Children / Juvenile. Dimension: 305 x 283 x 8. Weight in Grams: 482.
Heather was a little girl.who always fell in the water. She didn't mean to do it. She didn't enjoy it. But she fell in the water nearly every day, and so her parents made her wear water wings all the time.Find out how Heather overcomes her fear in this warm and funny story from a much-loved team.'A mix of realism, sensitivity and slapstick humor.All goes swimmingly at the end.' New York Times
Heather was a little girl.who always fell in the water. She didn't mean to do it. She didn't enjoy it. But she fell in the water nearly every day, and so her parents made her wear water wings all the time.Find out how Heather overcomes her fear in this warm and funny story from a much-loved team.'A mix of realism, sensitivity and slapstick humor.All goes swimmingly at the end.' New York Times
Product Details
Publisher
Allen & Unwin Australia
Number of pages
32
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2013
Condition
New
Weight
481g
Number of Pages
32
Place of Publication
Sydney, Australia
ISBN
9781742376486
SKU
V9781742376486
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99-14
About Doug Macleod
Doug MacLeod is one of Australia's leading writers of comedy, and has been part of the creative teams that have produced popular TV shows like Kath and Kim, The Comedy Company and Fast Forward. He has written 26 books, several of which have been illustrated by Craig Smith, including the award-winning bestseller Sister Madge's Book of Nuns. This story is ... Read more
Reviews for Heather Fell in the Water
A mix of realism, sensitivity and slapstick humor
NYtimes.com MacLeod and Smith use slapstick humor to tackle a common childhood fear.
Publishers Weekly
NYtimes.com MacLeod and Smith use slapstick humor to tackle a common childhood fear.
Publishers Weekly