The Water Horse

The Water Horse by Dick King-Smith is a charming tale published by Puffin in 1992, featuring 94 pages in English. The story begins with a mysterious egg washed up on a Scottish beach after a great storm, which siblings Kirstie and Angus discover and take home. The egg hatches into a unique creature that quickly becomes a beloved family pet, leading to unexpected challenges as it continues to grow.
Readers will find a delightful narrative that explores themes of family and the bond between humans and animals. As the baby sea monster, with its horse’s head and crocodile’s tail, becomes part of the household, the story unfolds with a mix of adventure and humor. This edition captures the whimsical essence of the tale, making it an engaging read for those interested in juvenile fiction centered around animals and fantastical elements.
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The story begins with a mysterious egg washed up on a Scottish beach, the morning after a great storm. Kirstie and her brother Angus find the egg and take it home. The next day it has hatched into a tiny greeny-grey creature with a horse’s head, warty skin, four flippers and a crocodile’s tail. The baby sea monster soon becomes the family pet – but the trouble is, it just doesn’t stop growing!
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