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The Worst Wizard

Name: The Worst Wizard
Price: 2.99 EUR
Author: John McLay
ISBN: 9781444012910

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John McLay, Martin Brown

Orion Children's Books
Paru le : 11/02/2015

Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early Reader... > Lire la suite

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Early Readers are stepping stones from picture books to reading books. A blue Early Reader is perfect for sharing and reading together. A red Early Reader is the next step on your reading journey. Harry's family are all knights. They are big, but Harry is quite small. Then an idea hits him. Perhaps a bit of magic can make him taller... A hilarious new Early Reader story about a horse called Oats, a wizard and a boy who longs to be a knight from John McLay and Horrible Histories illustrator, Martin Brown.

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Date de parution : 11/02/2015
Editeur : Orion Children's Books
Collection : Early Reader
ISBN : 978-1-4440-1291-0
EAN : 9781444012910
Format : Epub fixed layout

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John McLay was born in Middlesborough, North Yorkshire. In 1986 he moved south to join the BBC where he worked as a dresser on several TV programmes including Eastenders, Top of the Pops and Wogan, as well as a having a Saturday job working as a runner on 'Going Live'. After acting as a runner for Lennie Henry at the Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday concert at Wembley in 1988, John became a bookseller for Waterstone's, and later a Marketing Officer at Puffin.
He was on the Children's Book Circle committee for three years, and held the position of Editor & Rights Director at the children's books packager Working Partners Ltd. He has written and reviewed children's books for publications as varied and eminent as Amazon, the Financial Times, Publishing News and Books for Keeps. John has been self-employed since 2001. John lives in Bath with his wife Gillian, where he runs a children's book group and enjoys gardening, cricket and football.
He is a life-long Doctor Who fan.