Little Lunch: the Off-Limits Fence
By Danny Katz
A not-so-ordinary lunch break turns into whispers, insects—and a football mystery.
funny · lively · mischievous · illustrated
Genres
What is Little Lunch: the Off-Limits Fence about?
Little Lunch is only fifteen minutes long, but plenty can happen before the bell rings. The children play Chinese whispers, Melanie turns the playground into an insect hospital, and Rory’s football flies over the off-limits fence. Soon, ordinary break time becomes a collection of funny, surprising and slightly chaotic adventures. With lively illustrations and short, easy-to-follow stories, this book captures the imagination, friendship and mischief of primary-school children making the most of their lunchtime.
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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