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There are a great many animal stories on the bookshelves these days, but it takes a lot to beat the charm and gentle humour of Olga da Polga . . . Just sit back and enjoy. (Home and School )
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A new look for the third in the series of books about the unstoppable and much-loved guinea-pig, Olga da Polga
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Olga da Polga was suffering from 'mixed feelings'. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover
Olga da Polga was suffering from 'mixed feelings'. Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Back Cover
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Format:Paperback
The Olga stories charmed my children 30 years ago and still appeal to little ones now(my 3 yr old grand-daughter is a great fan). Olga's certainty about everything , and her determination to make her presence felt,seems to resonate strongly with small children. Her little domestic adventures,usually stemming from her own attitudes, are scary enough to be exciting, but not so bad as to upset small listeners.They are also much enjoyed by children who are old enough to read them for themselves.
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Olga Carries On
6 Jun 2004
Format:Hardcover
I would not recommend this book and I really do not want to read any of the others in the series. I mean she loses her children in the first chapter she's sad about it for about 2 minutes, she then thinks she's all that because she knows one word of french, then she proceeds to tell bad historical tales about a great,great,great uncle. Not to mention Boris her husband - what's up with him where does he live, who let him in to visit? Just when I got even slightly interested in a chapter it was over and moved onto another chapter and situation. It seemed everything was so random . Her plans and schemes never quite work out, and they seemed to be pointless anyway. None of the characters really stand out, they just seem to be there to listen to Olga. I like small furry creatures and I now do want a Guinea pig, but "Olga Carries On" was not a very interesting or well developed story. No wonder it is out of print!
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