Little Lunch: The Old Climbing Tree
By Danny Katz
When the playground splits in two, a forbidden gap and impossible counting cause unexpected chaos.
funny · lively · mischievous · relatable
Genres
What is Little Lunch: The Old Climbing Tree about?
At Little Lunch, fifteen minutes is more than enough time for trouble. Battie is determined to save the old climbing tree, while Debra-Jo believes it is too dangerous to keep. Soon the playground is divided, and both sides begin campaigning to get their way. In two more funny schoolyard adventures, the children squeeze into a forbidden gap and Melanie tries to count absolutely everything. With lively illustrations and plenty of mischief, these stories show how much can happen before the bell rings.
About the author
Danny Katz is an Australian author who writes funny, lively books for children. He is best known for the popular Little Lunch series, which brings the adventures of schoolchildren to life and has also become a television show. Danny’s stories are full of friendship, humour and everyday surprises that young readers can easily enjoy.
Pages
80 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
2023
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