The Water Horse
The Water Horse by Dick King-Smith is a delightful tale published by Puffin Books in 2007, featuring 96 pages in English. This edition, a Film Tie-in, introduces readers to Angus and his sister Kirstie, who discover a mysterious creature at the beach. Initially mistaken for a piece of seaweed, the creature surprises them by hatching into a lively water horse, prompting questions about its care and the challenges of keeping such a unique pet.
Readers will find a whimsical story that blends elements of fantasy and magic with themes of adventure and companionship. As Angus and Kirstie navigate the joys and dilemmas of raising their newfound friend, the narrative explores their imaginative encounters and the bond they share with this extraordinary animal. With its engaging premise, The Water Horse invites young readers to embark on a journey filled with curiosity and wonder.
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Is it a beastie? Is it a kelpie? Is it a sea monster. Angus and his sister, kirstie, have found something strange at the beach so they take it home to put it in the bath – who knows what it might be? At first they think its’s just a big old piece of seaweed, but in the morning it’s squeaking and splashing … the seaweed has hatched into a curious creature with little flippers – it’s the water horse! The question is will Mum let Angus and Kirstie keep him – and what whill they do with him if he just keeps on growing?
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