The invisible womble
By Elisabeth Beresford
When a not-so-boring invention arrives, can the Wombles turn trouble into treasure?
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What is The invisible womble about?
Join the Wombles of Wimbledon Common in five lively adventures filled with mischief, clever inventions and unexpected surprises. Orinoco struggles to find the courage for his daily rubbish-collecting sortie, while Tomsk tackles a strange human invention: the vacuum cleaner. Great Uncle Bulgaria, Bungo, Tobermory and their friends turn discarded objects into useful treasures as they tidy up after humans. With gentle humour, inventive problem-solving and a strong message about caring for the environment, these stories celebrate the Wombles at their funniest and most resourceful.
About the author
Elisabeth Beresford was a talented British author who is best known for creating the much-loved Wombles. Her stories follow these friendly, furry creatures as they collect and recycle things on Wimbledon Common. Elisabeth’s imaginative books have made children smile for generations, encouraging everyone to look after the world around them.
Pages
86 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2011
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