Postman Pat wins a prize
By John A. Cunliffe
When competition day goes awry, can Pat choose friendship over winning?
cheerful · heart-warming · humorous · wholesome
Genres
What is Postman Pat wins a prize about?
Postman Pat is so excited about the village competition that he cannot get to sleep. Sara and Julian try to help him settle down, but Pat’s thoughts keep racing. When the big day arrives, he sets off around Greendale, ready to take part. However, unexpected problems soon arise, and Pat must decide whether winning matters more than helping his friends. With kindness, quick thinking and a little help from Jess, Pat discovers that the best prize may not be the one he expected.
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
31 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1992
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