Rosie & Jim and the glass blowers
By John A. Cunliffe
How can ordinary sand become shining glass inside a hot, noisy factory?
curious · educational · lively · fascinating
Genres
What is Rosie & Jim and the glass blowers about?
John takes Rosie and Jim to a busy glass factory, where they watch ordinary sand become beautiful, shining glass. Deep inside the hot, noisy works, they see glowing furnaces, molten glass and skilled glass-blowers shaping it with care. Rosie and Jim are fascinated by this amazing process as fiery lumps are transformed into delicate objects. This lively story introduces young readers to traditional glassmaking while capturing the pair’s cheerful curiosity and sense of wonder.
About the author
John A. Cunliffe was a well-loved British author and poet, best known for creating Postman Pat and Rosie and Jim. His imaginative stories and charming characters have entertained children for many years. John loved exploring the countryside, and his adventures inspired many of the tales he wrote for young readers like you.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
1993
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