Goats in Boats - Cracknell, Terri
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The rhyming tale of two goats who get into all sorts of trouble when they set to sea in a boat. The weather turns from a lovely blue sunny day to a stormy grey nightmare. Then their boat hits a rock and the life ring is lost overboard. The boat sinks and the goats fear for their lives amongst the wild waves. A tug boat comes by and rescues them in a giant fishing net and dumps them on the deck. The goats fear that they will never get home as the sun sets and the boat is still at sea. At last they reach land and are set onto the sand just as its getting dark. They run home... will they be there in time for tea ?…mehr

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The rhyming tale of two goats who get into all sorts of trouble when they set to sea in a boat. The weather turns from a lovely blue sunny day to a stormy grey nightmare. Then their boat hits a rock and the life ring is lost overboard. The boat sinks and the goats fear for their lives amongst the wild waves. A tug boat comes by and rescues them in a giant fishing net and dumps them on the deck. The goats fear that they will never get home as the sun sets and the boat is still at sea. At last they reach land and are set onto the sand just as its getting dark. They run home... will they be there in time for tea ?
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Terri Cracknell was born in the UK. Her family migrated to Australia in the 1950's and lived in the beautiful Dandenong Ranges east of Melbourne. The nearest art school was Swinburne University which Terri attended during the late sixties. This led to a love of graphic design and encouraged her strong affinity with colour which has always been the basis for her visual influences. Terri moved to Sydney in 1969 and embarked on a self-employed career spanning 33 years in the 3D environment of exhibition & graphic design. This busy career meant that until recent retirement Terri did not pursue her desire to write and illustrate children's books.