Language:EnglishPublisher:Austin MacauleyISBN-13:9781398452794ISBN-10:1398452793UPC:9781398452794Book Category:Juvenile FictionSize:11.00 x 8.50 x 0.25 inchesWeight:0.9017Product ID:SCM1ZT945E
How are rainbows really made? Could rain come from holes, somehow, in the sky? Join Lara and her fairy friends that she discovers (in a fashion) at AllCreation.com [http: //AllCreation.com], where God the Creator is in charge of the weather, but not as you'd expect! Here, what some people call the Northern Lights are curtains quite literally and self-sufficiency heads the rules as the rainbow sheep are fed carrots, beetroot and blueberries to colour their wool that sometimes is used by our Rainbow Maker, Reenie Fligtrop, to knit the rainbows. God does a blinder with his elephant troop and Mr Hewbert is, well, Mr Hewbert. Rufus is an Ethiopian crocodile/sewing machine and when you marry, you pass through the Carcambrenator doors into a total paradise. Join Mrs Fligtrop and the others as Lara gets shown around the factory.
Language:EnglishPublisher:Austin MacauleyISBN-13:9781398452794ISBN-10:1398452793UPC:9781398452794Book Category:Juvenile FictionSize:11.00 x 8.50 x 0.25 inchesWeight:0.9017Product ID:SCM1ZT945E
Barton, Louise: - Louise Barton grew up in the market town of Newcastle-under-Lyme in the sixties and was born in the adjacent Stoke-on-Trent. Her father was a journalist and her mother, a teacher. Their family would often go on Sunday walks and it is there her own flair for creative writing began to blossom. Although she has no children of her own, she has a playful spirit and, in spite of a few downward swoops of the rollercoaster of life, a strong faith.
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How are rainbows really made? Could rain come from holes, somehow, in the sky? Join Lara and her fairy friends that she discovers (in a fashion) at AllCreation.com [http: //AllCreation.com], where God the Creator is in charge of the weather, but not as you'd expect! Here, what some people call the Northern Lights are curtains quite literally and self-sufficiency heads the rules as the rainbow sheep are fed carrots, beetroot and blueberries to colour their wool that sometimes is used by our Rainbow Maker, Reenie Fligtrop, to knit the rainbows. God does a blinder with his elephant troop and Mr Hewbert is, well, Mr Hewbert. Rufus is an Ethiopian crocodile/sewing machine and when you marry, you pass through the Carcambrenator doors into a total paradise. Join Mrs Fligtrop and the others as Lara gets shown around the factory.
Barton, Louise: - Louise Barton grew up in the market town of Newcastle-under-Lyme in the sixties and was born in the adjacent Stoke-on-Trent. Her father was a journalist and her mother, a teacher. Their family would often go on Sunday walks and it is there her own flair for creative writing began to blossom. Although she has no children of her own, she has a playful spirit and, in spite of a few downward swoops of the rollercoaster of life, a strong faith.
