Snowy White - Jones, Gareth P.
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A fearless, fun-filled fairytale - perfect for any little reader who loves a twist in the tale!
_ With a fabulously foiled cover! _
Kingsley is the finest cat in the kingdom. How does he know? His crystal ball tells him so!
But one day, the crystal ball has a different story to tell. A new cat by the name of Snowy White has arrived in the kingdom. She's beautiful . . . she's kind . . . and Kingsley is determined to get rid of her.
Luckily, though, Snowy gets a helping hand - or seven - from some very special new friends!
The third hilarious title in a fun-filled fairytale series…mehr

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A fearless, fun-filled fairytale - perfect for any little reader who loves a twist in the tale!

_ With a fabulously foiled cover! _

Kingsley is the finest cat in the kingdom. How does he know? His crystal ball tells him so!

But one day, the crystal ball has a different story to tell. A new cat by the name of Snowy White has arrived in the kingdom. She's beautiful . . . she's kind . . . and Kingsley is determined to get rid of her.

Luckily, though, Snowy gets a helping hand - or seven - from some very special new friends!

The third hilarious title in a fun-filled fairytale series with empowering messages for young readers!

Perfect for fans of The Fairytale Hairdresser and The Lion Inside series.

Look out for:
Rabunzel and Cindergorilla
Autorenporträt
Gareth P. Jones is the author of the picture books The Lion on the Bus, The Dinosaurs are Having a Party! and Are You the Pirate Captain? He has penned a number of fiction titles for young readers, including The Dragon Detective Agency and Ninja Meerkats series, as well as The Considine Curse , winner of the Blue Peter Book of the Year Prize 2012 Loretta Schauer is the illustrator of Beauty and the Beast, by Michael Morpurgo, A Monster's Moved In, by Timothy Knapman, and A Very Corgi Christmas, by Sam Hay, along with a number of fiction titles, including the Dougal Daley Series, by Jackie Marchant. She won the Waterstones 'Picture This' competition in 2011.