Hugo and the Long Red Arm
By Rachel Anderson
Hugo’s broken arm starts growing, but what is it reaching for?
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What is Hugo and the Long Red Arm about?
When Hugo breaks his arm, he expects weeks of boredom and helplessness. Then his injured arm begins to grow longer, stronger and stranger, developing remarkable powers for reaching, grabbing and twirling. Soon Hugo is caught up in a series of ridiculous mishaps and thrilling adventures. In Hugo’s almost-ordinary world, everyday objects can behave in extraordinary ways, and the impossible may happen at any moment. With his unusual arm causing chaos, Hugo must learn how to handle his unexpected new talent.
About the author
Rachel Anderson is a talented British author who loves writing stories for children and young people. Her books, like 'The War Orphan' and 'Paper Faces', often explore family, friendship, and adventure. Rachel enjoys creating characters you can relate to, and her stories are perfect for readers who enjoy both excitement and understanding other people's lives.
Pages
64 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
2004
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