Small Harry and the Toothache Pills
Small Harry and the Toothache Pills by Michael Palin is a New Ed edition published by Methuen in 1982, featuring 32 pages in English. This juvenile fiction story follows Small Harry and his friend Big Alf, who have spent 25 years living in a caravan near the motorway. The narrative begins with Small Harry returning home from shopping to find Big Alf lifeless on the kitchen table, leading to a series of events that dramatically alter Small Harry’s life.
Readers will find a tale that explores themes of friendship and resilience as Small Harry navigates the challenges that arise from this unexpected turn of events. The story delves into health and daily living, reflecting on how life can change in an instant and the ways in which one can adapt. This edition is suitable for primary-level readers, offering a concise yet impactful narrative that captures the essence of Small Harry’s journey.
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Small Harry and his friend Big Alf have lived in a caravan near the motorway for 25 years. One day Small Harry comes home from doing the shopping and discovers Big Alf stretched across the kitchen table “and not a breath left in him”. Life for Small Harry takes a turn for the worse before becoming better than he could have imagined. Suggested level: primary.
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