Sheltie the Hero

Cover of Sheltie the Hero by Peter Clover
Author: Peter Clover
Publisher: Puffin
Year: 1998
Language: en
Pages: 90
ISBN-13: 9780141301358
Dimensions:
Height: 7.79526 Inches
Length: 5.03936 Inches
Weight: 0.16975594174 Pounds
Width: 0.23622 Inches
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Sheltie the Hero by Peter Clover is a delightful children’s book published by Puffin in 1998, featuring 90 pages in English. This story follows a family’s weekend getaway in a horse-drawn caravan, where Sheltie, the main character, embarks on an adventure alongside Toby, the horse that pulls the caravan. The narrative centers around their experiences, culminating in a memorable trip to Bird Island across a wide stretch of sand.

Readers will find a charming tale that captures the essence of adventure and friendship in a juvenile fiction setting. The book presents the excitement of exploring new places and the bonds formed during travel. With its focus on action and adventure, Sheltie the Hero offers an engaging experience for young readers, inviting them to join in on the fun and exploration that comes with a family holiday.


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The family go for a weekend break in a horse-drawn caravan. Sheltie goes too and soon makes friends with Toby who pulls the caravan. The highlight of the holiday is a trip to Bird Island across a wide stretch of sand.

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This page includes the available description and bibliographic details for “Sheltie the Hero” by Peter Clover. Synopsis preview: The family go for a weekend break in a horse-drawn caravan. Sheltie goes too and soon makes friends with Toby who pulls the caravan. The highlight of the holiday is a trip to Bird Island across a wide stretch of sand.
Who is the author of “Sheltie the Hero”?
“Sheltie the Hero” is credited to Peter Clover.
When was “Sheltie the Hero” published?
Publisher: Puffin. Year: 1998.
What is the ISBN for “Sheltie the Hero”?
ISBN-13: 9780141301358.
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
Language: en. Pages: 90.

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