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Book Synopsis_______________
A TIMES CHILDREN''S BOOK OF THE WEEK
**''The year''s most magnificent adventure'' - Guardian**
**''Fizzing with anarchic energy'' - Daily Mail**
**''An intoxicating adventure'' - Observer**
**''Utterly engaging'' - Sunday Times**
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Mink doesn't believe in rules. She loves running wild and free. So, when a zebra appears in the square where she lives and she finds out that his parents have been captured by the evil Mr Spit, she knows that it's up to her to help.
So begins a grand adventure to rescue a whole menagerie of animals an adventure that will take all of Mink's courage and determination.
Written with generous helpings of warmth and humour, this is a timeless picture book about bravery, friendship and the importance of taking action.
With stunning illustrations by award-winning illustrator Sara Ogilvie, illus
Trade Review
Joyously anarchic in both word and illustration, sizzling with imagination and colour * Guardian *
An intoxicating adventure * Observer Picture Books of the Month *
Fizzing with anarchic energy, this beautifully illustrated escapade is a romp from start to finish * Daily Mail *
Rundell and Ogilvie have more than earned their stripes as a duo with this pacy zebra caper * The Times *
A delightful modern-day classic with a strong-willed and determined young girl whose passion for fighting for what is right is something all readers can aspire to * Books for Keeps *
Rundell has identified a need in the children’s books market: longer, wordier picture books for five to seven-year-olds that have the large pages and beautiful pictures of titles for younger children but with more challenging language, a meatier story and some very fruity baddies * Times Children's Book of the Week *
Utterly engaging * Sunday Times *
The year's most magnificent adventure * Guardian - Best Children's Books of the Year *
A writer with an utterly distinctive voice and wild imagination * Philip Pullman *
One of our most talented writers for children * Observer *
Rundell’s playful style is paired with the bright, bustling drawings of Ogilvie to tell an intoxicating adventure. * The Guardian *
