Is it just the wild imagination of a young boy, or is there something more to the iconic statues than meets the eye? Theresa Tomlinson’s Carnegie short-listed, fantastical story will captivate young readers.
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Is it just the wild imagination of a young boy, or is there something more to the iconic statues than meets the eye? Theresa Tomlinson’s Carnegie short-listed, fantastical story will captivate young readers.
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Jenny's younger brother, Stevie, is fascinated by the giant bronze statue of three steelworkers that stands in the Meadowhall shopping mall, on the site of an old Sheffield steelworks. Stevie's convinced that the statues move and talk, but Jenny doesn't believe him. Is it just the fanciful imagination of a young boy, or is there more to the iconic statues than meets the eye? "A gem... Warmly embracing three generations of steel-town dwellers, Tomlinson writes a thoughtful tale that glows with character." Scotland on Sunday AGES: 7 plus AUTHOR: Theresa Tomlinson initially qualified as a teacher, and taught in primary schools for many years. She began creating picture books for her own children, and has since written and published many books for all ages. Having spent a large portion of her life in the north of England, many of her novels are located there, and have grown a popular and loyal fan base of readers. Her keen interest in history, and incredible story-telling talent has seen her twice shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal! SELLING POINTS: . Shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal . Engaging, accessbile chapter book for readers growing in confidence . Includes 'Book Club' comprehension questions and notes on local history . Black-and-white illustrations throughout
Awards
Short-listed for Carnegie Medal 1997
Critic Reviews
A gem... Warmly embracing three generations of steel-town dwellers, Tomlinson writes a thoughtful tale that glows with character.
About the Author
Theresa Tomlinson began her career by qualifying as a teacher, and taught in primary schools for many years. She started creating picture books for her own children, and has since written and published many books for all ages. Having spent most of her life in the north of England, many of her novels are located there, and have grown a popular and loyal fan base of readers. Her keen interest in history, and incredible story-telling talent has seen her twice shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal.
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