Albert's raccoon
By Karen Wallace
Albert’s clever pet raccoon turns a sweet factory into a very sticky mystery.
Genres
What is Albert's raccoon about?
Albert is thrilled when his uncle sends him a pet raccoon. But his new friend is curious, clever and constantly getting into trouble. When Albert takes the raccoon to his father's sweet factory, the animal’s mischievous nature causes chaos among the machines, ingredients and workers. Albert must find a way to stop the uproar before the factory is completely wrecked. A lively, funny story about an unusual pet and the surprising problems that come with loving a wild animal.
About the author
Karen Wallace is a much-loved author who grew up in Canada and now lives in England. She has written many exciting books for children, including 'Raspberries on the Yangtze' and the popular 'Dinosaur Cove' series. Karen enjoys exploring nature and often uses her adventures as inspiration for her wonderful stories.
Pages
45 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2004
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