Join Ace and the Farm Squad in their next magical adventure by award-winning farmer, TV presenter and performer JB Gill! Perfect for readers 6+ and fans of Clare Balding, Michael Morpurgo and Dick King-Smith.
When Ace is wearing his magical yellow wellies, he's able to talk to animals. So when the weather starts acting up, he knows the farm squad aren't happy. There's snow, hail, rain and sun - and that's just in one day!
Now Ace and his best friend Bear need to come up with a plan to solve the mystery of the wacky weather. But will they be able to fix it in time for the farm's first festival?
Beautifully illustrated by Becka Moor, The Wacky Weather Mystery is full of magic, friendship and environmental themes.
About the Author:
JB Gill rose to fame as a member of one of the UK's biggest boybands - JLS. He's now best known for being an award-winning farmer in the Kent countryside. Together with his family, JB presents Channel 5's Milkshake TV series Cooking With The Gills. He is also the lead presenter on CBeebies BAFTA-nominated television series Down on the Farm and features on Channel 5's On The Farm series.
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Penguin Random House Children's UK
Zielgruppe
Für Kinder
Interest Age: From 6 to 10 years
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978-0-241-51449-8 (9780241514498)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
JB Gill rose to fame as a member of one of the UK's biggest boybands - JLS. They dominated the charts for five years, boasting 5 number 1 singles, over 10 million record sales worldwide and a multitude of awards.
Four years ago, JB set up a farm in the Kent countryside, where he lives with his wife, Chloe, son, Ace and daughter, Chiara. Their farm successfully produces award winning KellyBronze turkeys and free-range Tamworth pork.
JB is now the lead presenter on CBeebies' BAFTA-nominated television series, Down on the Farm and regularly contributes to BBC's Countryfile and Springwatch.
