Tree Trouble
Published on 20. December 2010
Book
Paperback/Softback
160 pages
978-1-85340-951-6 (ISBN)
Description
It's cool to be green!
Eco-worriers, Evie and Lola, are very, very concerned at the state of the planet.
In their efforts to raise awareness at their hugely wasteful school, they decide to raise money for reforestation in Africa by putting on a talent show.
But then their chief supporter, the popular new drama teacher, falls ill. No one turns up to the auditions, their efforts to persuade people it's cool to be green backfire dramatically, and the class bullies do their best to thwart their plans.
It's a disaster! What can they do?
The second book in this funny, topical series.
Eco-worriers, Evie and Lola, are very, very concerned at the state of the planet.
In their efforts to raise awareness at their hugely wasteful school, they decide to raise money for reforestation in Africa by putting on a talent show.
But then their chief supporter, the popular new drama teacher, falls ill. No one turns up to the auditions, their efforts to persuade people it's cool to be green backfire dramatically, and the class bullies do their best to thwart their plans.
It's a disaster! What can they do?
The second book in this funny, topical series.
Reviews / Votes
"'A fab 'n' funny read.' Mizz on Brothers, Boyfriends and Babe Magnets '...will be a very popular read for young teenagers who will understand and sympathise...and find much to giggle over.' The School Librarian"More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Bonnier Books Ltd
Target group
Children/juvenile
Interest Age: From 9 to 12 years
Dimensions
Height: 198 mm
Width: 130 mm
Thickness: 10 mm
Weight
160 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-85340-951-6 (9781853409516)
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Person
Kathryn Lamb lives "quietly" in Gillingham, Dorset, with her six children and five cats. She also has five grandchildren. She was born and brought up in the Middle East where her parents worked for the foreign office.
She has drawn cartoons for Private Eye. Kathryn has also had cartoons in the Radio Times, Daily Telegraph, Times, Oldie, Guardian and Spectator. As her name is Lamb she's done a lot of sheep cartoons (such as Baa from the Madding Crowd) and has had several exhibitions and two books of sheep cartoons published. Her cartoons are sold in the Cartoon Gallery, London.
Kathryn has written and illustrated numerous books including the ALEX and BEST MATES FOREVER series for teenagers. Follow Kathryn on Twitter: @KJLambcartoons
She has drawn cartoons for Private Eye. Kathryn has also had cartoons in the Radio Times, Daily Telegraph, Times, Oldie, Guardian and Spectator. As her name is Lamb she's done a lot of sheep cartoons (such as Baa from the Madding Crowd) and has had several exhibitions and two books of sheep cartoons published. Her cartoons are sold in the Cartoon Gallery, London.
Kathryn has written and illustrated numerous books including the ALEX and BEST MATES FOREVER series for teenagers. Follow Kathryn on Twitter: @KJLambcartoons