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The Stinky Street Stories: 2 Stinky
Paperback / softback
Main Details
Title |
The Stinky Street Stories: 2 Stinky
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Alex Ratt
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Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:192 | Dimensions(mm): Height 196,Width 128 |
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ISBN/Barcode |
9781760553173
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Pan Macmillan Australia
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Imprint |
Pan Australia
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Publication Date |
12 September 2017 |
Publication Country |
Australia
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Description
There was a smell on Stinky Street ... and it was awfully, abominably odorous. From smelly sewers to pongy penguins, there's always a rotten reek on Stinky Street. So put some pickles up your nose and join Brian and his friend Nerf for a brand-new series of revoltingly runk, truly toxious and sickeningly smell-odorous adventures. PRAISE FOR ALEX RATT "Have you heard of Alex Ratt... no? Then maybe you have heard of Frances Watt? Goodnight Mice!, Parsley Rabbit's Book about Books and Kisses for Daddy are all award-winning books written by Frances Watt, who also writes under the name of Alex Ratt. Her books are simply hilarious and The Stinky Street Stories is no exception. This is one super-funny read to add to your collection." Sunday Mail
Author Biography
Alex Ratt is the pen name of the similarly hilarious but far more fragrant Frances Watts, whose picture books include Goodnight Mice! (ill. Judy Watson), winner of the 2012 Prime Minister's Award for Children's Fiction; 2008 Children's Book Council of Australia award-winner Parsley Rabbit's Book about Books (ill. David Legge) and the international bestseller Kisses for Daddy (ill. David Legge). Frances is also the author of a fantasy/adventure series, the Gerander Trilogy, and the medieval Sword Girl series (ill. Gregory Rogers) as well as two historical YA novels, one of which - The Peony Lantern - was shortlisted for a NSW Premier's Literary Award in 2016. The Stinky Street Stories and The Stinky Street Stories: 2 Stinky are the first books under her pen name Alex Ratt, illustrated by Jules Faber.
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