Postman Pat and the Wet Summer
By John Cunliffe
Can Pat’s clever wet-weather plan save Greendale’s summer show from the endless rain?
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What is Postman Pat and the Wet Summer about?
Rain has been falling in Greendale for weeks, and the villagers fear that the summer show will have to be cancelled. Pat is determined not to let the weather spoil everyone’s fun. With a clever idea and help from the people of Greendale, he plans an unusual wet-weather show. Soon, the village is busy preparing for a day of surprises, laughter and soggy excitement. But will Pat’s plan work, and can the summer show go ahead after all?
About the author
John Cunliffe was a brilliant British author best known for creating the much-loved characters Postman Pat and Rosie and Jim. His stories are full of adventure and friendly faces, making reading fun for children everywhere. John Cunliffe’s books and television shows continue to inspire young readers to explore the world around them.
Pages
55 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1999
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