Giant Jim And The Hurricane
By Jeremy Strong
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Synopsis
When Giant Jim arrives in town, the residents fear they'll be squashed or eaten. However, Jim is a gentle giant who loves omelettes, music, and seeks a place to live. Despite his good intentions, his enormous size leads to accidental chaos—his saxophone playing disturbs the peace, he inadvertently crushes the Town Hall, and his giant hen lays an enormous egg on the library. Consequently, Jim is banished. But when a hurricane strikes, Jim returns to rebuild the town and protect its people, earning their gratitude and a place to stay.
About the author
Jeremy Strong is a much-loved British author known for his hilarious and imaginative books for children. He has written favourites like ‘The Hundred-Mile-an-Hour Dog’ and ‘My Brother’s Famous Bottom’. Jeremy’s stories are packed with fun, adventure, and lots of laughter, making reading an exciting experience for everyone.
Pages
96 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
Published
2009
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