The Iron Woman: A Sequel to The Iron Man
By Ted Hughes
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Synopsis
When a colossal Iron Woman emerges from a polluted marsh, she seeks vengeance on humanity for contaminating the waters. Young Lucy discovers the Iron Woman and, moved by the suffering of the poisoned wildlife, resolves to help. Torn between her father's job at the polluting factory and her desire to protect the environment, Lucy enlists the aid of Hogarth and the Iron Man. Together, they confront the environmental devastation and strive to restore harmony between nature and mankind.
About the author
Ted Hughes was a famous British poet and author who loved nature and animals. He wrote exciting stories and poems that often featured wild creatures and the countryside. One of his most well-known books is 'The Iron Man', a thrilling tale about a mysterious metal giant. Ted Hughes’s writing helps readers see the magic in the world around them.
Pages
87 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
1994
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