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Scholastic Classics: The Railway Children
by E. Nesbit (author)
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Classic grand adventure in the style of… Nope, hang on. This is the book that set the style. If you like Michael Morpurgo or The Famous Five, you’ll love this gripping tale of spies and secrets. When their father is accused of spying for enemy powers, Roberta, Peter and Phyllis move to the country with their mum. Although they miss their dad, they love their little cottage and the adventures they have on the railway – like preventing a train crash! But will they ever find out what really happened to their dad, and be able to prove his innocence?
- An all-time favourite tale of spies and adventure
- Full of excitement, yet with a cosy classic feel
- Big themes of family, loyalty and being brave
- Edith Nesbit also wrote Five Children and It
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Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781407143620
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Date published
November 7th, 2013
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- 256 pages
Condition
New
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books2000
on 8 March 2014its good
AngelofDeath
on 8 March 2014
I remember reading it when i was ten, I loved it.