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Me and Mister P
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Me and Mister P: Maya's Storm
Me and Mister P: Maya's Storm
There are times when only a polar bear will do . . .
Author Maria Farrer and Illustrator Daniel Rieley
Suitable for: Age 7+. Fans of Paddington, and the Mango and Bambang series, Sylvia Bishop's Erica's Elephant.
Price: £7.99
ISBN:
978-0-19-276655-7
Publication date:
01/08/2019
Paperback:
272 pages
Dimensions:
198x129mm
Availability: In stock.
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Description
Gran has always been there for Maya. They have lots of fun together but recently Gran has become a bit forgetful and Maya feels like the tables have turned and she needs to look after Gran . . . oh, and the enormous polar bear who has just sailed into their lives!
Meet Mister P - the world's most helpful(ish) polar bear.
This page was last updated on 22 December 2024 at 20:30 GMT
Meet Mister P - the world's most helpful(ish) polar bear.
This page was last updated on 22 December 2024 at 20:30 GMT
Reviews
- Praise for Me and Mister P: "This had me charmed: a hugely appealing story about a polar bear who unexpectedly comes to stay. A fresh and funny story of family and friendship with black and white illustrations throughout." - The Bookseller
- "The subtle inclusion of this huge bear by the whole family . . . which in itself is funny . . . is also why the story works. I was hooked. Highly recommended." - School Librarian
- ". . . he joins Paddington in being the world's most entertaining and heart-warming literary bears ." - The Bookbag
- "Packed with gorgeous illustrations throughout, this touching story depicts a family relationship with compassion and humour. It's superbly told, sweeping the reader along into the hearts of Arthur and Mister P." - Parents in Touch
- "Charming illustrations coupled with the short chapters make Me and Mister P: Maya’s Storm accessible and appealing to independent readers experiencing their first chapter books." - Kirsten Hopwood, Books for Topics
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