The Breaking of the Chain (Bk. 18) (Griffin Pirate Stories) - Softcover

McCullagh, Sheila K.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0560005520 ISBN 13: 9780560005523

Publisher: Hodder Arnold, 2004

Synopsis

One of the books from the Series of Griffin Pirate Stories by Sheila K. McCullagh. The Griffin Pirate Stories are a collection of books written as a scheme for primary schools during the 1970s-1980s by Sheila K McCullagh. The books spanned 2 series numbering 20 titles in total, though a separate stand alone book entitled "Pirate I Spy" was also released as part of the same scheme. The central characters are three pirates: Benjamin the Blue (called 'Ben' for short) - the heroic one. He is the only one of the three pirates to differ appearance-wise from the other two - he has blond hair instead of black, he is clean shaven, he wears a Headscarf instead of a black Bicorne, and is the only one of the three pirates to wear merely a shirt, and no jacket. His shirt and trousers are even, unlike the other two pirates, different shades of blue - his shirt is a light shade of blue, and his trousers are a darker shade. However, he wears black boots, which the other two pirates wear. Since he wears blue (and, all three pirates' names are alliterations, to match the colours they wear), his favourite diamonds and jewels are blue sapphires. Roderick the Red (called 'Rod' for short) - the stout one. He wears a black Bicorne and boots, and sports black hair and a black handlebar moustache. He wears a red jacket and trousers, and black boots. Since he wears red, his favourite diamonds and jewels are red rubies. Gregory the Green (called 'Greg' for short) - the lanky one. He wears a black Bicorne and boots, and, like Roderick the Red, sports black hair and a black handlebar moustache. He wears a dark green jacket and trousers, and black boots. Since he wears green, his favourite diamonds and jewels are green emeralds.

About this edition

• Publisher: Hodder Arnold
• Publication date: 2004
• ISBN 10: 0560005520
• ISBN 13: 9780560005523
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 48