The Boy with the Magic Numbers
The Boy with the Magic Numbers by Sally Gardner, published by Dolphin in 2003, is a children’s book written in English that spans 119 pages. This story follows Billy Pickle, who is left with a moneybox by his father when he moves to New York. As Billy embarks on a journey to visit his dad and Italian grandmother, he discovers the secrets of the magical moneybox, navigates a kidnap mystery, and reconnects with his father.
Readers will find a blend of humor and adventure as Billy learns about the moneybox and the importance of family. The narrative is designed for a primary reading level, making it accessible for young readers. With its engaging storyline, this book explores themes of family relationships and mystery, providing an entertaining experience for children.
Official synopsis Publisher
When Billy Pickle’s dad leaves home to live in New York he leaves Billy a moneybox. Billy can’t see where to put the money and can’t find the kind of battery to make it work. Then Billy goes to New York to visit his father and his Italian grandmother, learns the secret of the magical moneybox, solves a kidnap mystery and gets to know his dad again. Suggested level: primary.
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