Monty and the Pudding
By Gayle Clarke and Gale Winskill
Monty’s pudding-making goes wonderfully wrong—but can the farmyard friends save the disappearing treat?
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What is Monty and the Pudding about?
Monty is eager to help when a delicious pudding is being prepared, but his enthusiasm soon turns the kitchen into a sticky, giggly muddle. As the pudding wobbles, splashes and threatens to disappear, Monty and his farmyard friends must work together to save the day. With playful mishaps, lively illustrations and plenty of fun, this cheerful story celebrates curiosity, teamwork and the joy of sharing a tasty treat with friends.
About the author
Gayle Clarke is a children’s author who enjoys sharing cheerful stories with young readers. She is known for writing Monty and the Pudding, a playful book that has been enjoyed by children during school visits. Gayle’s stories encourage children to use their imaginations, enjoy reading and create adventures of their own. Her work shows how a simple idea, a curious character and a little fun can grow into a lovely story to share with family, friends and classmates.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2013
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