Too Small to Fail
Too Small to Fail by Morris Gleitzman, published by Puffin in 2011, is a juvenile fiction book that combines elements of action, adventure, and humor. The story follows Oliver, a boy whose wealthy parents own a bank, leaving him feeling overshadowed and unimportant. When a mysterious woman threatens the life of a puppy he loves, Oliver’s lack of math skills becomes a hurdle as he attempts to retrieve her lost savings, leading him on an unexpected journey.
Readers will find a narrative that explores Oliver’s determination and creativity as he devises a plan that takes him far beyond his initial aspirations. The book presents a blend of humor and adventure, highlighting themes of friendship and resourcefulness. With 184 pages, this edition is suitable for young readers looking for an engaging story filled with unexpected twists and a touch of whimsy.
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1 boy. 1 girl. 1 camel.
Squillions of dollars.
A plan that can’t fail. Or can it?
Oliver’s parents own a bank. This makes them very rich, very important and very busy. Oliver, on the other hand, is terrible at maths and aspires to nothing more than owning the puppy that he frequently visits at his local pet shop.
When a mysterious woman buys the puppy and threatens to harm it if Oliver can’t return her thousand of dollars (unfortunately, Oliver’s parents seem to have misplaced her life savings. Something to do with some stuff on the news.) Oliver hatches a plan which will take him further than he ever imagined…
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