Operation Alphabet: (The Ministry of Letters) - Hardcover

Maccuish, Al

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0500515840 ISBN 13: 9780500515846

Verlag: Thames And Hudson, 1900

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Críticas:

'Charming ... the characters from the book can be utilised in a host of different ways to make children's learning meaningful and exciting' - Creative Review 'Beautiful, muted colours and retro illustrations make this book a real pleasure for grown-ups too' - Daily Telegraph 'Every now and then a new children's book comes out that blows almost everything else off the shelf ... it's a stunner' - BabesAboutTown.com 'I HAD to write and squeal and jump about [this book] ... What's not to love? ... Go get this book for your boys, it will be loved forever' - The Brothers Trimm.com

Reseña del editor:

"Welcome to a very secret world. Not many people know this, but inside a special, little red postbox in London, close to Big Ben, there exists a top secret department. It is so top secret that only the Queen of England, her Prime Minister, Spies and Cats know about it. And now you..." This book part of 'The Ministry of Letters' series recounts the adventures of the top-secret government department 'The Ministry of Letters', the place where all the letters and all the words in the world are created. We are introduced to this secret and then told the story of 'Operation Alphabet', one of the most famous adventures ever to have happened to the letters who work in the Ministry. The star of the story is Charlie Foxtrot, who starts school aged five and finds learning the alphabet confusing and strange. We learn how the members of the Ministrys Special Alphabet Service (SAS) set off on an adventure to Scotland to find Charlie and teach him, by song and rhyme, the alphabet and the joy to be found in letters and words. They succeed he goes to school the next day and gets full marks in a test and the world lives happily ever after! 'Operation Alphabet' also comes with a special jacket that folds out into an alphabet poster.

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• Verlag: Thames And Hudson
• Erscheinungsdatum: 1900
• ISBN 10: 0500515840
• ISBN 13: 9780500515846
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 64