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Return to Sula

  • ISBN-13: 9780863154249
  • Publisher: FLORIS BOOKS
    Imprint: FLORIS BOOKS
  • By Lavinia Derwent, Illustrated by Peter Rush
  • Price: AUD $13.99
  • Stock: 0 in stock
  • Availability: This book is temporarily out of stock, order will be despatched as soon as fresh stock is received.
  • Local release date: 14/12/2003
  • Format: Paperback 128 pages Weight: 0g
  • Categories: Teenagers: advice for parents [VFXC1]
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'Lavinia Derwent has a rare gift for writing stories which not only appeal to children but with which they instantly identify. Never has this been more strikingly evident than in Return to Sula.' --- Aberdeen Evening Express 'Lavinia Derwent involves her young readers closely with the characters in Sula and keeps them on tenterhooks for the next adventure.'--- Books in Scotland Key Points · In the bestselling Kelpies series, Scotland's favourite collection of children's fiction · The third book in the adventures of Magnus Macduff, introduced in Sula and The Boy From Sula · For ages 9-12 Magnus Macduff is lured away from his beloved island of Sula when he wins a painting competition and goes to the mainland. But Magnus is fiercely independent and escapes back to the remote island at the first opportunity, followed by a new friend: a wild and woolly Duke. Familiar characters, including Magnus's Gran and Old Whiskers, reappear in this third collection of his exciting adventures. Lavinia Derwent is famous for her ability to capture the imagination of Scottish children. Her tales about Tammy Troot, read on Auntie Kathleen's Children's Hour on Scottish Radio, were voted the best stories on radio by nearly five million children. Two other books in the Sula series - Sula, and The Boy from Sula - are available from Floris Books.
'Lavinia Derwent has a rare gift for writing stories which not only appeal to children but with which they instantly identify. Never has this been more strikingly evident than in Return to Sula.'-- Aberdeen Evening Express'Lavinia Derwent involves her young readers closely with the characters in Sula and keeps them on tenterhooks for the next adventure.'-- Books in Scotland
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