There's a Hole in My Bagpipes, Wee Hamish, Wee Hamish
By Kate McLelland
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Synopsis
Wee Hamish's friend has a hole in his bagpipes. To help, Hamish suggests a series of increasingly quirky fixes, involving a hungry stag, prickly thistles, lumpy porridge, a dirty broadsword, a nervous red squirrel, and a sleepy Highland cow. This humorous Scottish twist on a classic rhyme is brought to life with bold and colourful illustrations.
About the author
Kate McLelland is a talented author and illustrator from Scotland. She loves creating bright, colourful books for children, such as ‘I Can Fly’ and ‘What Noise Does a Rabbit Make?’. Kate is inspired by the world around her and enjoys bringing stories to life with her beautiful pictures and imagination.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
Published
2022
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