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Night Patrol
von Tricia Legg
Verlag: Draft2digital
Taschenbuch
ISBN: 978-0-473-55927-4
Erschienen am 30.01.2021
Sprache: Englisch
Format: 210 mm [H] x 148 mm [B] x 3 mm [T]
Gewicht: 68 Gramm
Umfang: 36 Seiten

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Tigger the cat has a job to do. Every night when his human boy goes to bed the cat goes out on night patrol. He checks all is well in the garden but is it? What will Tigger find as he watches all the creatures of the night from his roof top and what trouble is brewing? This is a story full of suspense and danger averted, as the cat's love for his family saves the garden from disaster.

Suitable for 5-9 year olds, Night Patrol also introduces the reader to some new and interesting vocabulary, as well as the everyday nocturnal animals found in a New Zealand back yard. Perfect for shared reading at home or in a classroom setting, the illustrations are accurate pastel drawings of all the participants in this exciting night time drama.



Tricia Legg works as an illustrator for Mikeleggbooks.com. However in this book she has both written and illustrated this work as a revised edition originally submitted for a children's story competition for Australian and New Zealand authors. 'Night Patrol' was one of three winners. Tricia loves all art and has worked in all different media for the other books published by mikeleggbooks.com as she enjoys introducing children, as readers, to new art techniques that aren't digital.