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The Paperbag Prince by Colin Thompson (Paperback, 1994)

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An old man's kingdom is the town dump; his palace, an abandoned railroad carriage at the edge of it. But the Paper Bag Prince (he earned his title by foraging in the litter for bags and other useful objects) is content with his lot, and with his subjects--the stray animals who also call the dump home. One day he's informed that the dump has been closed and he can live there in peace and at one with nature. There's more happiness in store for him, too, when he finally wins his Princess, a shy dog he coaxes out from the shadows and into his home.

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PublisherPenguin Random House Children's UK

ISBN-139780099933205

eBay Product ID (ePID)88512427

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Book TitleThe Paperbag Prince

AuthorColin Thompson

FormatPaperback

LanguageEnglish

Publication Year1994

GenreChildren & Young Adults

Number of Pages32 Pages

Dimensions

Item Height295mm

Item Width227mm

Item Weight208g

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Title_AuthorColin Thompson

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited Kingdom

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by pollen721
05 Jul, 2017
Super
Although written for 'younger' readers, this is a great read for us oldies, too. A very gentle moral in the stories to the effect of respecting all creatures and the drawings are super - very rounded and slightly anthropomorphic. The stores are set in a 'wild' garden which is described in such detail that I wonder if it is a garden that the author was personally familiar with? I'd certainly like a garden like it, myself! Fantastic.
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by aibr678
09 Dec, 2020
Brilliant story
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