Horace and Harriet: Friends, Romans, Statues!
By Clare Elsom
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Synopsis
Harriet, aged seven and seven-eighths, is thrilled about her family's trip to Italy. However, her friend Horace—a 17th-century statue—goes missing from his plinth in Princes Park. Upon arriving in Rome, Harriet discovers Horace causing a stir in a city square. Together, they embark on adventures where Horace poses as a gladiator, impresses as a statue, and reunites with a long-lost relative. This lively tale is filled with humour and delightful illustrations, perfect for young readers.
About the author
Clare Elsom is a talented author and illustrator known for her funny and lively books. She created the popular character Horace & Harriet and brings stories to life with her wonderful drawings. Clare loves making children laugh and hopes her books inspire young readers to use their imagination and enjoy reading adventures.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
Published
2018
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