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When Brunner’s family is killed by hunters, he treks across the snowy wilderness in search of a new home among the beavers of Lake Napachokee.
But nowhere is safe. Developers are bulldozing and dynamiting the lake to build a hotel, and all the animals are at risk. Yet – thought they are small – they are determined to resist the might of men and their deadly machines.
BRUNNER was originally published in 1994 as THE BATTLE FOR BEAVER LAKE.
But nowhere is safe. Developers are bulldozing and dynamiting the lake to build a hotel, and all the animals are at risk. Yet – thought they are small – they are determined to resist the might of men and their deadly machines.
BRUNNER was originally published in 1994 as THE BATTLE FOR BEAVER LAKE.
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ELEPHANT BEN: 'An exciting and immensely enjoyable adventure story ... A great read for any young wildlife enthusiast.'
Review of 'Elephant Ben' from a child judge of the Stockton Award: '... definitely the most brilliant book I ever read. It's a definite 10/10!' Frederick Nattrass, aged 9.
KIMBA: 'Geoffrey Malone continues to be one of the great specialists of the animal novel.'
The style is attractive and immediate, and might get boys (as well as girls) from 8 upwards, reading for pleasure
KIMBA: 'Geoffrey Malone continues to be one of the great specialists of the animal novel.'
The style is attractive and immediate, and might get boys (as well as girls) from 8 upwards, reading for pleasure
compelling reading
ELEPHANT BEN: 'An exciting and immensely enjoyable adventure story ... A great read for any young wildlife enthusiast.'
compelling reading
Review of 'Elephant Ben' from a child judge of the Stockton Award: '... definitely the most brilliant book I ever read. It's a definite 10/10!' Frederick Nattrass, aged 9.