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Fire! Fire! Award-winning author/illustrator

by Stuart Hill (author)

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Product description

Fire! Fire! tells the story of a young boy trapped in London as the Great Fire takes hold. 350 years since fire swept through the city in 1666, this gripping first-hand account is perfect for children studying the Great Fire at school.

An exciting story – perfect for readers interested in the history of London.

Product Details

Catalogue number

260 in Setanta SCB Offer July 2020 and 260 in SCB Offer August 2020

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407170916

Publisher

Scholastic

Date published

September 1st, 2016

Other details

96 pages

Condition

New

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Author/Illustrator

Stuart Hill

Stuart Hill, author of the popular fantasy novels The Cry of the Icemark, Blade of Fire and Last Battle of the Icemark, was born in 1958 and raised in Leicester, England where he still lives. The book he would most like to have written is King Solomon’s Mines by Rider Haggard. Stuart’s advice for would-be authors? ‘Keep going and be prepared for a long apprenticeship. It can take years to learn your craft, and probably should.’