Rush Hour
By Paul Shipton
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What is Rush Hour about?
Dad is late for work, and the morning is turning into a frantic rush. He searches the house for everything he needs, but each missing item makes the clock seem to tick faster. As the family joins in, ordinary rooms become a busy trail of clues, surprises and funny moments. Will Dad find his things in time, or will the rush-hour journey begin before he is ready? With familiar situations, lively dialogue and simple details, this is an engaging story for new readers.
About the author
Paul Shipton is a popular British author who writes exciting and funny books for children. He is best known for 'The Pig Who Saved the World' and 'The Man Who Was Hate', as well as the 'Bug Muldoon' detective stories. Paul enjoys creating clever characters and mysterious adventures that readers of all ages can enjoy.
Pages
16 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
Edition published
2000
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