Fizzlebert Stump The Boy Who Ran Away From the Circus (and joined the library)
By A. F. Harrold
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Synopsis
Fizzlebert Stump, the only child in a travelling circus, is bored despite his thrilling nightly performances. Seeking adventure, he joins a library, but his quest for excitement takes an unexpected turn when he's kidnapped by a pair of eccentric pensioners. Will Fizz manage to escape and return to the circus he calls home?
About the author
A. F. Harrold is a British author and poet who loves writing funny, magical, and sometimes mysterious stories for children. He is best known for books like 'The Imaginary' and 'Greta Zargo'. A. F. Harrold enjoys making children laugh and think, and he often visits schools to share his love of words and poetry.
Pages
256 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2012
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