Pirate School: A Very Fishy Battle
Aug 2007 · Penguin UK
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Patagonia Clatterbottom is very cross. Other pirates have ambushed the Pirate School's food. So, she's going to teach the children – Smudge, Flo, Ziggy and Corkella – how to make a proper pirate attack and get their food back.
But things go wrong, and all the teachers are captured! Luckily the children have a plan – and some friendly dolphins are helping as well.
Jeremy Strong knows just what children like and just what makes them laugh. Be prepared for giggles!
Jeremy Strong's Pirate School: The Bun Gun was featured in the brand-new series of Jackanory.
Patagonia Clatterbottom is very cross. Other pirates have ambushed the Pirate School's food. So, she's going to teach the children – Smudge, Flo, Ziggy and Corkella – how to make a proper pirate attack and get their food back.
But things go wrong, and all the teachers are captured! Luckily the c...
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With sales of almost three million copies, Jeremy Strong is immensely popular with children, particularly boys, who adore his unique brand of silliness. He won the Children's Book Award in 1997 with The Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog and his books about Sigurd the Viking have been made into a TV series. He lives in Somerset.
With sales of almost three million copies, Jeremy Strong is immensely popular with children, particularly boys, who adore his unique brand of silliness. He won the Children's Book Award in 1997 with The Hundred-Mile-An-Hour Dog and his books about Sigurd the Viking have been made into a TV series...
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