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Language: English
Published by Candlewick Press (MA), 2015
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- Title
- Shaun the Sheep: Flock to the Seaside
- Author
- Howard, Martin
- Publisher
- Candlewick Press (MA)
- Publication year
- 2015
- Condition
- Fair
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0763680583
- ISBN 13
- 9780763680589
- Illustrator
- Janes, Andy
- Item weight
- 0.24 pounds
When a seaside carnival lures the whole flock away from a herding competition, will Bitzer the sheepdog be forced to turn in his clipboard?
Bitzer the sheepdog is looking, well, sheepish. Not only is Top Dog, his sniggering rival, flaunting the latest eHerder device, now Bitzer can’t find his flock! Even if a madcap chase with Shaun uncovers their woolly friends amid a frenzy of cotton candy, fortune-teller’s booths, acrobat tents, and clown cars, can they all make it back to the sheep-herding contest in time—and figure out how to wow the judges?
Bitzer the sheepdog is looking, well, sheepish. Not only is Top Dog, his sniggering rival, flaunting the latest eHerder device, now Bitzer can’t find his flock! Even if a madcap chase with Shaun uncovers their woolly friends amid a frenzy of cotton candy, fortune-teller’s booths, acrobat tents, and clown cars, can they all make it back to the sheep-herding contest in time—and figure out how to wow the judges?
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Review
'[Listeners] will enjoy the quick-paced story, the humour ...' (School Library Journal)
'The characters from the television show (and upcoming movie) Shaun the Sheep induce smiles in this first in a tie-in series. Much like the stop-motion shows, there is no dialogue to speak of; all is narration and description. The sight gags Aardman projects are famous for work surprisingly well in this ... tale. Fans will be in sheep-y stitches.' (Kirkus Reviews)
'The characters from the television show (and upcoming movie) Shaun the Sheep induce smiles in this first in a tie-in series. Much like the stop-motion shows, there is no dialogue to speak of; all is narration and description. The sight gags Aardman projects are famous for work surprisingly well in this ... tale. Fans will be in sheep-y stitches.' (Kirkus Reviews)
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