Delightful with its edgeofyourseat pace, it deserves applause. Sunday Times, Childrens Book of the WeekStorytelling at its best a classic in the making. The ScotsmanTo avoid financial ruin, the Pringle familys theatretroupe has left London behind, travelling to the north of England by train. With new audiences to play to, and less competition, they hope to make enough money to pay off their debts back home. But will their plans be foiled by the odious Olio Sleevery? Its time for young actors Rosie and Charlie to save the day and, with the help of their new friend Edie Boiler, ensure the thunderous success of the companys first performance. A wonderful gallery of eccentric characters and an exuberant plot with a twist at the end ... this is storytelling at its theatrical best!French is a writer of tremendous charm Children of nine and upwards will want to jump aboard. The Literary ReviewVivian French is a sublime storyteller. Sunday Telegraph

Binding: Paperback;304 pages; Publisher: Walker Books Ltd; Classification: YFC; Weight: 330 g; Dimensions: 131 x 198 x 17

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