Round Country
Round Country by Daphne Edwards is a children’s book published by Trafford Publishing in August 2005. This 100-page story is presented in English and follows Jamie, a boy who dreams of exotic holidays like his friends. Frustrated by his mother’s insistence on a picnic instead of an expensive getaway, Jamie’s excitement grows when he receives a letter announcing that he has won a holiday, alongside a girl named Daisy.
In this tale, readers will discover Jamie and Daisy’s adventures in a unique destination where nearly everything is round. The narrative explores themes of imagination and the contrast between expectations and reality, as Jamie navigates his feelings about the holiday and the picnic. With elements of juvenile fiction, the book introduces concepts related to size and shape, making it an engaging read for young audiences.
Official synopsis Publisher
Jamie wanted to go on holiday to exotic places like some of his friends did. His mother was fed up with his continual moaning. She said they could not afford expensive holidays. She suggested they went on a picnic instead.
While Jamie was looking at his favourite magazine about sums, a letter came to say he had won a holiday. A girl, Daisy, had also won.
Jamie was very excited. He felt happy when he went on the picnic but he wondered whether he had really received a letter and whether he was really going on holiday.
This is a story about Jamie and Daisy’s holiday in an unusual place where nearly everything was round. They certainly had a different holiday from all their friends and had some strange adventures.
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