Kid

· Pushkin Press
Ebook
240
Pages
Eligible

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This is the story of a little goat called Kid.

Ever since his parents chased away a fox and never returned, Kid has been raised by Audrey the chicken. She tells him stories of his mum and dad's daring and bravery. She says they live on the nearby mountain, and Kid longs to leave the farm to find them.


Then, one day, he discovers he is big enough to jump the fence...


Will a wild adventure up the mountain help Kid find his true home?


Praise for Peter Carnavas:


'Carnavas is a wonderful, warm-hearted writer' Telegraph


'Carnavas is a wizard with words and a master of character' Meg McKinlay, author of How to Make a Bird

This is the story of a little goat called Kid. Ever since his parents chased away a fox and never returned, Kid has been raised by Audrey the chicken. She tells him stories of his mum and dad's daring and bravery. She says they live on the nearby mountain, and Kid longs to leave the farm to find ...

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About the author

Peter Carnavas writes and illustrates books for children. His books have been widely published across the world and have won many awards, including a Queensland Literary Award and the Patricia Wrightson Prize for Children's Literature at the NSW Premier's Literary Awards. Peter lives on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, with his wife, two daughters, a dog and cat.
Peter Carnavas writes and illustrates books for children. His books have been widely published across the world and have won many awards, including a Queensland Literary Award and the Patricia Wrightson Prize for Children's Literature at the NSW Premier's Literary Awards. Peter lives on the Sunsh...

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