The Adventures of the New Cut Gang - Hardcover

Pullman, Philip

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0857560220 ISBN 13: 9780857560223

Verlag: David Fickling Books, 2011

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"Fast, funny - gripping stuff" (Sunday Times)

"Another cracker from Pullman" (Jan Mark Guardian)

"An extraordinary writer" (Observer)

"Illustrated by Martin BrownThunderbolt, Benny, Bridie and Sharky Bob are a mixed bunch of vagabonds and urchins who come together to form the New Cut Gang in two comic tales of stolen silver, skullduggery and desperadoes. Fake coins are turning up all over Lambeth and the finger of suspicion is pointing at Thunderbolt's dad - could he really be the forger? The crime-busting New Cut Gang come to the rescue!
Set in late Victorian London, these two action-packed thrillers have now been put together in a single volume - with new illustrations throughout from Horrible Histories illustrator, Martin Brown.Philip Pullman is one of the most highly acclaimed children's authors of the decade. He has been on the shortlist of just about every major children's book award in the last few years. He lives in Oxford." (BellaNightshade girliegossip.com)

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Thunderbolt, Benny, Bridie and Sharky Bob are a mixed bunch of vagabonds and urchins who come together to form the New Cut Gang in two comic tales of stolen silver, skulduggery and desperadoes.

Fake coins are turning up all over Lambeth and the finger of suspicion is pointing at Thunderbolt's dad - could he really be the forger? The crime-busting New Cut Gang come to the rescue!

And when just two clues - a blob of wax and a Swedish match - are discovered at the scene of a break-in, the children find themselves on the trail of an extremely cunning criminal.

Set in late Victorian London, these two action-packed thrillers have now been put together in a single volume - with new illustrations throughout from Horrible Histories illustrator, Martin Brown.

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• Verlag: David Fickling Books
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2011
• ISBN 10: 0857560220
• ISBN 13: 9780857560223
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Anzahl der Seiten: 352