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	title:	The Salt Pirates of Skegness (Orchard Red Apple)
	author:	Chris d'Lacey
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Orchard
	released:	April 25, 2002
	isbn:	1841215392
	isbn-13:	9781841215396

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Customer Reviews
Sore voiced through piracy - Rated I purchased this book for my 9 year old daughter, and it fast became one of her favourites. This book is very, very funny. It has everything you could want: a charming and engaging hero, a mum who just doesn't understand, smelly pirates and a really nasty aunt, who may just be a three hundred year old witch. The tale is engagingly told, with all characters being richly drawn - even the stange chip shop owner, Mr Pop who has a humdinger of a surprise up his sleeve. This is a great book for those of us who still enjoy reading to our children, but be warned - if you put your all into it you will be sore voiced through piracy! Our favourite bit was the pirates getting on the bus - hilarious. I'm ashamed that I'd not heard of Mr D'Lacey before, but rest assured, we will be seeking out some of his other stuff (and possibly some throat lozenges).

Customer Reviews

Sore voiced through piracy - Rated 5/5
I purchased this book for my 9 year old daughter, and it fast became one of her favourites. This book is very, very funny. It has everything you could want: a charming and engaging hero, a mum who just doesn't understand, smelly pirates and a really nasty aunt, who may just be a three hundred year old witch. The tale is engagingly told, with all characters being richly drawn - even the stange chip shop owner, Mr Pop who has a humdinger of a surprise up his sleeve.

This is a great book for those of us who still enjoy reading to our children, but be warned - if you put your all into it you will be sore voiced through piracy!

Our favourite bit was the pirates getting on the bus - hilarious.

I'm ashamed that I'd not heard of Mr D'Lacey before, but rest assured, we will be seeking out some of his other stuff (and possibly some throat lozenges).

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