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- Hodder Children's Books
For National Curriculum Key Stage 2, Interest age: from c 7 years, Fiction, General fiction (Children's / Teenage), Animal stories (Children's / Teenage)
A wild new animal series with a touch of glamour! When a tiger lands on you first thing in the morning, even when it is just four months old, you know about it!
Featuring tiger cubs, circus bears, swimming monkeys and cute koalas - this is a must-read series for all animal lovers!
Twins Tori and Taya Wild disagree about almost everything ... except for their love of animals - which is good since their house is almost always full of them! Their mother fosters all kinds of wild animals and the adorable tiger cubs, Chips and Gravy, are the most recent animals keeping them busy.
But when Dad falls ill and can no longer travel for work, mum's animal fostering days could be over. They need to think up a money making scheme fast and that's when they set up a new 'animals on film' business ... and soon their lives are about to get even wilder!
Praise for WILD: 1: Tiger Trouble
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Amusing adventurous story. - Primary Times
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An exciting and entertaining story for boys and girls alike. - Families
Lucy Courtenay
Lucy Courtenay has officially been writing children's fiction since 1999, and unofficially for a lot longer than that. Her desk drawers are full of half-finished stories waiting for the right moment to emerge and dance around her study in a shower of exuberant paperclips. Her books are published by Hachette Children's Group and indulge her love of teenage romance: The Kiss (2015), Movie Night (2018) and Girl at Sea (2018).
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