Bernard’s Watch
Bernard’s Watch by Andrew Norriss, published by Puffin in 1999, is a fictional tale that follows the adventures of Bernard, who finds himself late for school. When he encounters the elderly Mrs. Graham, he is lent an old-fashioned fob watch that possesses the extraordinary ability to make time stand still. This unique gift allows Bernard to navigate various challenges, including arriving at school on time, passing a maths test, and catching trains, all while exploring the implications of manipulating time.
Readers will discover how Bernard learns to manage the consequences of his newfound power, as frozen time must ultimately be repaid in real time. The narrative delves into themes of responsibility and the impact of choices, providing a thought-provoking experience for young readers. With 136 pages, this edition is presented in English and offers an engaging exploration of time and its effects on daily life.
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Bernard, late for school, bumps into old Mrs Graham and is lent an old-fashioned fob watch which can make time stand still. This helps him get to school on time, pass a maths test, score goals and catch trains. The only problem is that frozen time must be repaid in real time.
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