Stumpy and Stumble (eBook, ePUB) - Paterson, Alistair
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Seemingly unknown to Granny Annie, the things in her room are actually alive! Meet Stumpy the footstool, Skinny Vase, Sofa, Clock and many more characters, each with their own unique personality. One day, Alasdair and April are visiting their granny when Sir Stumble arrives at the door with his pompous attitude, saying that he is going to sell the place she lives so she will have to move. So begins a quest to find evidence to allow Granny Annie to stay in her home. Sir Stumble soon realises that he has underestimated both her and the helpful and mischievous things in her room. Stumpy and his…mehr

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Seemingly unknown to Granny Annie, the things in her room are actually alive! Meet Stumpy the footstool, Skinny Vase, Sofa, Clock and many more characters, each with their own unique personality. One day, Alasdair and April are visiting their granny when Sir Stumble arrives at the door with his pompous attitude, saying that he is going to sell the place she lives so she will have to move. So begins a quest to find evidence to allow Granny Annie to stay in her home. Sir Stumble soon realises that he has underestimated both her and the helpful and mischievous things in her room. Stumpy and his friends are determined to protect Granny Annie and work together to defeat him …
Autorenporträt
Born in Surrey in 1935, Alistair Paterson joined the navy as an officer cadet at age seventeen. He served on many ships and became a captain before retiring in 1990. He married Anne in 1956, had four children and lived overseas in Malaysia, Malta, Italy and the USA. Authorship has a strong place in the Paterson family history and following his retirement, he wrote three books which are soon to be published. Now a widower but having survived bowel cancer, Alistair now lives in Devon and still enjoys life. He spends his time walking and drawing cartoons.