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12 December 2022
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The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
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You are invited on a voyage to the high seas in the most amazing, spectacular and wondrous adventure yet! Hold tight, and look out for your furry friends - and fishy foes, for animals and humans alike are welcome in Lofting's second instalment to the Doctor Dolittle series. Winner of the 1923 Newbery Medal, `The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle' is a must read for animal fans with a big heart.
Returning from his latest voyage, it isn't too long before Doctor Dolittle sets sail on his next. Young Tommy Stubbins needs his help, and is about to discover Doctor Dolittle's incredible gift in the process. But with stormy weather on the horizon, the crew rock up on a mysterious Spidermonkey Island. Happening upon the Great Glass Sea Snail, further secrets lie ahead. Doctor Dolittle's magic will be enlisted to crack the case and bring the animals to safety. But with all this monkeying around, will the shipshape gang make it back in time for tea? Ideal for wonder-seeking fans of Robert Downing Jr.'s 2020 `Dolittle' film.
"Doctor Dolittle" is a children's fantasy series set in Victorian England, featuring the famous English physician who can speak to animals. His adventures are compelling, humorous, and quite extraordinary, turning the series into a children's classic. Adapted into numerous animations and movies, the most recent one being the 2020's version starring Robert Downey Jr. and Antonio Banderas.
Hugh Lofting (1886-1947) was an English civil engineer turned author. Creator of the classic children's character `Doctor Dolittle', he is celebrated today as an important pioneer of the children's and YA fiction genres. His other fantasy works include `The Story of Mrs Tubbs', `Noisy Nora' and `The Twilight of Magic'. Winner of the 1923 Newbery Medal, Lofting remains an influential cultural figure, with Robert Downing Jr.'s 2020 `Dolittle' film enchanting children and adults alike.
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Returning from his latest voyage, it isn't too long before Doctor Dolittle sets sail on his next. Young Tommy Stubbins needs his help, and is about to discover Doctor Dolittle's incredible gift in the process. But with stormy weather on the horizon, the crew rock up on a mysterious Spidermonkey Island. Happening upon the Great Glass Sea Snail, further secrets lie ahead. Doctor Dolittle's magic will be enlisted to crack the case and bring the animals to safety. But with all this monkeying around, will the shipshape gang make it back in time for tea? Ideal for wonder-seeking fans of Robert Downing Jr.'s 2020 `Dolittle' film.
"Doctor Dolittle" is a children's fantasy series set in Victorian England, featuring the famous English physician who can speak to animals. His adventures are compelling, humorous, and quite extraordinary, turning the series into a children's classic. Adapted into numerous animations and movies, the most recent one being the 2020's version starring Robert Downey Jr. and Antonio Banderas.
Hugh Lofting (1886-1947) was an English civil engineer turned author. Creator of the classic children's character `Doctor Dolittle', he is celebrated today as an important pioneer of the children's and YA fiction genres. His other fantasy works include `The Story of Mrs Tubbs', `Noisy Nora' and `The Twilight of Magic'. Winner of the 1923 Newbery Medal, Lofting remains an influential cultural figure, with Robert Downing Jr.'s 2020 `Dolittle' film enchanting children and adults alike.
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Publication Date
12 December 2022
Publisher
Saga Egmont
Technical Characteristics
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Anglais
Pages
163 Pages
File Size
0.4 MB
ISBN 13
9788726613377
Format
Epub
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