
The Kensington Reptilarium
by N.J. Gemmell
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Pub Date Nov 01 2013 | Archive Date Jan 31 2014
Random House Australia Pty Ltd | Random House Australia Children's
Description
A most unexpected adventure into a world unknown. Enter if you dare . . . The Caddy kids are having the best time. Dads away hunting and eldest sister Kick is looking after Scruff, Pin and Bert and theyre loving it. Until they find out their father is missing . . .This is the story of how four loud, grubby urchins from the Aussie outback find themselves in the heart of London, where the first peacetime Christmas after the six long, hard years of World War II promises to be a big one.Except for the Caddy kids. Their Scrooge-like Uncle Basti hates children. He prefers the company of the hundreds of snakes in his terrace house the fabled Kensington Reptilarium. But fate lends the Caddy kids a helping hand in the guise of the outraged authorities who want to close down the Reptilarium. With the police about to descend and the kids about to riot if they dont get their Christmas wishes can sour old Basti possibly be transformed in time?A feel-good tale that will have you cheering on these four fearless bush kids as they take on the world!
Available Editions
EDITION | Paperback |
ISBN | 9780857980502 |
PRICE | A$16.95 (AUD) |
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