The Return of the Word Spy (B&W), Ursula Dubosarsky,Tohby Riddle (9780143787594) — Readings Books
The Return of the Word Spy (B&W)
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The Return of the Word Spy (B&W)

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Excellent source of fun information about the English language, suitable for children of 6 years and up.

Much more fun to be had with the English language at the hands of this literary duo. Discover hidden and silent languages, the secrets of grammar, dying words, and newborn words…

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Australia
Country
Australia
Date
17 April 2017
Pages
256
ISBN
9780143787594

Excellent source of fun information about the English language, suitable for children of 6 years and up.

Much more fun to be had with the English language at the hands of this literary duo. Discover hidden and silent languages, the secrets of grammar, dying words, and newborn words…

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Australia
Country
Australia
Date
17 April 2017
Pages
256
ISBN
9780143787594

Ursula Dubosarsky

Ursula Dubosarsky was born and grew up in Sydney. She is the author of over 60 books for children and young adults, and her work is published all over the world. She has won several national literary awards, including the Victorian, Queensland and South Australian State Awards for literature, and has also won the NSW Premier's Literary Award a record five times. Internationally she has been nominated for both the Hans Christian Andersen award and the Astrid Lindgren prizes for children's literature. She has a PhD in English literature and currently lives in Sydney. Ursula Dubosarsky was the 2020-2021 Australian Children's Laureate.