Name: Winnie and Wilbur at Chinese new Year (Thomaspaul)
SKU: 52190608
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Author: Valerie Thomas
ISBN: 9780192772374

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Winnie and Wilbur at Chinese new Year (Thomaspaul)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Valerie Thomas

Publisher

Oxford University Press

Year

2020

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9780192772374

Winnie and Wilbur at Chinese new Year (Thomaspaul)

Valerie Thomas (Author) · Oxford University Press · Paperback

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Delivery: 17 Sep - 25 Sep

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Synopsis "Winnie and Wilbur at Chinese new Year (Thomaspaul) "

When Winnie and Wilbur decide to celebrate Chinese New Year, the party is going with a swing. Family? Check! Friends? Check! Food? Check! Fun? Check! But just when Winnie waves her wand to make parade costumes for everyone, Wilbur goes missing. Oh no! Will Winnie find him before the first firework lights up the sky? The best-selling Winnie and Wilbur series has been delighting readers both young and old since 1987 and Winnie and Wilbur have become favourite characters in homes and schools all over the world.

Valerie Thomas

(Author)

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Valerie Thomas is an Australian writer born in Melbourne, recognized for her contribution to children's literature. She worked as a teacher in Australia and Europe, and also as an educational researcher in the area of spelling. Her passion for travel has taken her around much of the world, including places like Antarctica and the Galapagos Islands. This global experience has influenced her writing, adding diversity and richness to her stories.

Her most notable work is the Winnie the Witch series, started in 1987 in collaboration with illustrator Korky Paul. The series has sold over seven million copies and has been translated into more than ten languages. Among the most famous titles are Winnie in Winter (1996), Winnie's New Computer (2003), and Winnie's Amazing Pumpkin (2009). The series was renamed in 2016 as Winnie and Wilbur, reflecting the importance of the cat Wilbur in the stories. Winnie's adventures have been adapted into various formats, including books for early readers and an animated series.

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