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'Hammertoe!' shouted Uncle Arvie 'Hammer a needle with needlinks!' Uncle Arvie's words had been pretty mixed up when he was alive. Now he's a ghost, it's a crazy business trying to work out what he wants. Can Danny and his dog Bo hammer a needle, fraggle pin Heartfood a wig pasta and dunder boodled trampolink a gressapip? Uncle Arvie is determined to make his three weird wishes come true. And Danny and Bo are in for some hilarious adventures!
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Sharon Creech is an American who lived in England for 19 years. She now lives in New Jersey, USA, where her husband is headmaster of a boarding school. Sharon is well known for her fiction for older children, Walk Two Moons was shortlisted for the 1995 Smarties Book Prize and won the 1995 Newbery Medal, awarded to 'the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children published in 1994'. It is also the winner of the 1995 Children's Book Award and the W H Smith Mind Boggling Books Award 1996. Her novel Ruby Holler won the 2002 Carnegie Medal.
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My 7-year-old son read this Wig Pasta (oops..I mean book) to me and we both think it's brilliant! It is both intriguing and fun. I don't want to give the story away, but much of the fun is in the special language that the Ghost of Uncle Arvie uses instead of English. Some of his words we could guess the meaning of quite quickly, others didn't become clear until later. All in all, this is a lovely book to share and we will certainly be looking out for more by this author.
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