E. S. P.
By Dick King-Smith
A penniless tramp meets a remarkably talented bird—but can its secret skill win the race?
Genres
What is E. S. P. about?
Old Smelly, a down-on-his-luck tramp, loves betting on horse races but rarely wins. His fortune changes when he meets Eric Stanley Pigeon, a young bird with an extraordinary talent. Together, they embark on a thrilling adventure, aiming to turn Old Smelly's dreams of wealth into reality. Will Eric's unique abilities lead them to success?
About the author
Dick King-Smith was a much-loved British author who wrote over 100 books for children, often about animals and farms. His most famous story is 'The Sheep-Pig', which inspired the popular film 'Babe'. Dick loved spending time with animals and used his real-life experiences to create his wonderful, imaginative stories.
Pages
80 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
1998
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