Rhode Island Roy; Welcome Home, Barney; Pipe Down, Prudle!; We Want William
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Cover Story
The January cover of BfK features an illustration from No More Television!, the latest title from Philippe Dupasquier who is the subject of this month's Authorgraph. The book is published by Andersen Press and we're grateful to them for their help in using this on our front cover.
Rhode Island Roy
Illustrated by Shoo Rayner
Welcome Home, Barney
Illustrated by Shoo Rayner
Pipe Down, Prudle!
Illustrated by Shoo Rayner
We Want William
Illustrated by Shoo Rayner
These four lively stories are, as one expects from Rose Impey, witty, unusual and entertaining. They're part of a series of well-produced 'Animal Crackers' books, each of which is based on real animal facts but which Rose Impey treats in her highly original style. Rhode Island Roy is about a swaggering rooster who is perfectly cast as a cowboy desperado, but who is really lonely. Prudle is a parrot who beats the burglars, William is a saviour of his friends and Barney, the bat, learns that friends and home are worth more than he thought. Each story has a nice twist, is cheerfully illustrated and will go down very well with both listeners and newly independent readers.





