Paddy T and the Time-travelling Trampoline
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- ISBN 9781911631521
- Dimensions: 128 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 14 May 2020
- Publisher: Allen & Unwin
- Publication City/Country: AU
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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Seven stories to make your heart race and head spin:
A trampoline portal into the future
A magic pencil that can write stories all by itself
A trip down a hill that ends up being a holiday of a lifetime.
For Paddy, being a kid means expecting the unexpected, whether it's in his backyard, at his school or when he's mucking around on his local golf course. Join him and his friends for an action-packed, weird and funny, wild ride!
Adam France is a primary school teacher from Brisbane. When he isn't moulding minds, Adam sings and plays guitar in a successful Brisbane band that has supported some of Australia's finest rock acts. Adam also experiments in canvas and print art. All this, whilst juggling family life with his supportive partner, Bree and four-year old daughter, Frankie.
Teaching in a low-socioeconomic area for several years, Adam found many of his students lacked motivation in their reading. This motivated him to create a series of short, funny, relatable stories that not only allowed students to feel a sense of accomplishment but encouraged them to want to read more.
Adam grew up in the small Northern New South Wales coastal town of Sawtell with his parents and three younger siblings.
Zahra Zainal is a Melbourne-based illustrator and graphic recorder. After a few short stints in the world of teaching and greeting cards, she found herself scribbling her way through life
as a full-time illustrator. Some of her favourite moments as an illustrator include: a group exhibition in her backyard, and having her artwork covering a Melbourne tram. She loves libraries, coffee and reality talent shows.
