Sledges to the Rescue
Book Details
Format
Hardback or Cased Book
ISBN-10
1068661399
ISBN-13
9781068661396
Publisher
Manderley Press Ltd
Imprint
Manderley Press Ltd
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Nov 26th, 2026
Print length
112 Pages
Ksh 3,400.00
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Sledges to the Rescue is the 3rd in a trilogy of children's classics by Raymond Briggs (author of The Snowman). Following The Strange House and Midnight Adventure (published in one volume by Manderley Press), these stories are set in, and inspired by, the author's childhood in Wimbledon, South London.
"His books have moved me and so many others to laugh out loud, to cry and to think." Cressida Cowell, author of How to Train Your Dragon. From one of the nation's most beloved authors and the creator of The Snowman, comes a brand new edition of a forgotten children's classic by Raymond Briggs - the third in his trilogy of stories set in Wimbledon. This charming book was inspired by the author's childhood adventures in post-war London. In this gentle, nostalgic and festive tale of adventure and rescue, Ernie the milkman has an accident on Christmas morning, and it is up to the local children to save the day. This is a story of warmth and laughter, following the childish excitement of delivering milk in the snow and saving the community - all with Christmas spirit in abundance!The new cloth-bound edition reproduces all 42 of Briggs’s beautiful original illustrations to perfection, and is wonderfully introduced by the best-selling writer Jessie Burton, who also grew up in Wimbledon. Published as a sumptuous gift hardback to accompany its sister publication The Strange House (the first Manderley Press volume of collected stories by Raymond Briggs), this book will entrance and entertain a new generation of children.
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