Harriet's Hare (Trumpet Club Edition) . First time in paperback! A 1995 Parenting Magazine Reading Magic Award winner.In this "warm fuzzy tale full of poignance, humor, and magic" (School Library Journal
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| Title | : | Harriet's Hare (Trumpet Club Edition) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.89 (611 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 067988551X |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 104 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
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Editorial : From Publishers Weekly King-Smith (Babe: The Gallant Pig; The Terrible Trins) again chooses his beloved English countryside as the setting for this amiable tale of a magical hare. Examining a mysterious circle of flattened wheat in a field on her father's farm, seven-year-old Harriet is startled when a hare "lollops" up to her and says, "Good morning." The animal confides that he is an alien from the planet Pars and has adopted the identity of a hare while he vacations on earth. Learning that the Partian can speak any language and transform himself into any creature, the child names him Wiz. Through their periodic encounters in the fields, the considerate hare fills a void for Harriet, whose mother has died. And Wiz brings about a final, joyous turn of events that guarantees that Harriet and her likable father will never again be lonely. If predictable and a touch slow-moving, King-Smith's gentle story has the same, timeless quality that distinguishes much of his work. Illustrations no
In this "warm fuzzy tale full of poignance, humor, and magic" (School Library Journal), eight-year-old Harriet Butler isastonished to meet a space alien who's vacationing in her dad's wheat field! "Children will be delighted by the charm, compassion, and wit of Harriet and Wizand find themselves completely drawn into their wonderful fantasy adventures"-- Booklist, starred review. First time in paperback! A 1995 Parenting Magazine Reading Magic Award winner.
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