- Paperback: 160 pages
- Publisher: Walker Books Ltd (3 May 2007)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1844280721
- ISBN-13: 978-1844280728
- Product Dimensions: 19.6 x 12.8 x 1.6 cm
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 359,201 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Product Description
The Dream Team faces its hardest test to date: the notorious speed trials. The first person back gets the highest marks and, as usual, Snaffle is determined to win, no matter what the cost. Harley's not going to give up without a fight, though. But when Vert gets into a spot of bother with a pair of hungry ferrets, she and Midge sacrifice their speeds to help. Will they make it back to Dreamside all in one piece?
About the Author
Ann Coburn has written extensively for the stage and TV and is the author of several award-winning novels for older children, including Glint and the Borderlands Sequence. Ann was recently featured in Seven Stories, a TV series to be broadcast in mid-July 2006 on the local Grampian, Tyne Tees and Border networks. Ann lives in Northumberland. Garry Parsons is a multi-talented artist who has received great acclaim for his illustrations for Billy's Bucket by Kes Gray, which won the Red House Children's Book Award (Books for Younger Children) in 2004. He lives in south London.
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Format:Paperback
Ann Coburn let her imagination soar when writing this book. The result is an exciting and utterly absorbing adventure that will most certainly entertain children and adults of all ages. I read Mission 1: Flying Solo to my 5 year old son. He was captivated by the little characters that make up the Dream Team. Their job is to deliver dreams to humans on the "earthside". The Dream Team travel around the world on fantastic machines called "dreamskoots". Press a button on a dreamskoot and all sorts of wonderful things happen. My son has taken to converting his mini motorbike into a dreamskoot to enable him to act out the scenes from the book. Let your child explore their vivid imagination with this adorable book by such a talented author. Read it and you will not be disappointed.
Format:Paperback
Ann Coburn's third addition to the Dream Team series will be a very welcome development for younger readers who've gobbled up books 1 and 2. The characters of the four heroes and heroines really get a chance to come through in this fast-paced adventure that will leave readers eager to open the next adventure, which has also just been published. The dream fetchers are tested to the limit in their quest to learn their trade of delivering dreams to sleeping humans on Earthside - whilst avoiding all manner of dangers and, most important of all, trying not to be spotted by humans. The action doesn't let up, and there are also subtle points about friendship and teamwork, though the morality is fortunately not laid on too thick. Enjoy!
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