The wind in the wallows
By Jeanne Willis
A peaceful riverside picnic turns into a pongy mystery when every animal blames someone else.
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What is The wind in the wallows about?
On a peaceful summer afternoon, the animals by the river enjoy the quiet countryside. Then suddenly: BANG! POP! POOP! PARP! A terrible smell drifts across the water, and everyone starts blaming someone else. The cows blame the sheep, the sheep blame the pigs, and even a fox with a sausage insists he is innocent. As more animals join the search, all wearing pegs on their noses, they finally discover the surprising culprit behind the outrageous pong.
About the author
Jeanne Willis is a brilliant British author who has written many funny and imaginative books for children. She is well known for stories like 'Tadpole’s Promise' and 'The Bog Baby'. Jeanne loves to make readers laugh and think with her clever characters and surprising tales. Her books are enjoyed by children all over the world.
Pages
25 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2013
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