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Eye of the Cyclaw

Robin Price Chris Watson

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English
Mogzilla
01 February 2016
The Olympuss Games series is set in ancient Greece and ancient Rome. Cats rule the world, people have never existed. This 4 book quest is a 'purrfect' way of bringing history alive for 6-8 year olds. Like the original Spartapuss books, the Olympuss Games series is set in ancient times, in a world ruled entirely by cats. It is a 'purrfect' way of bringing Roman and Greek history alive for a younger audience. Each book contains 15 illustrations by artist Chris Watson. Find out more at www.spartapuss.co.uk or follow the series at www.facebook.com/iamspartapuss
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Illustrated by:   Chris Watson
Imprint:   Mogzilla
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Volume:   2
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 129mm,  Spine: 9mm
Weight:   106g
ISBN:   9781906132835
ISBN 10:   1906132836
Series:   The Olympuss Games
Pages:   98
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Recommended Age:   From 6 to 8 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Robin Price is the author of the Beowuff series, the Spartapuss series, and the graphic novel London Deep, which was chosen as a Recommended Read for World Book Day 2011. He is a former editor for BBC Online and Foxkids.co.uk, and cowrote musical versions of Julia Donaldson's The Gruffalo and the Olivier-nominated Room on the Broom. Chris Watson is an artist who has worked on many illustrated books, including the Beowuff series.

Reviews for Eye of the Cyclaw

The fun continues as The Son of Spartapuss discovers that his friend Furia is on a secret quest. Before their adventure begins, they must defeat the one-eyed Cyclaw. Join the Son of Spartapuss and his fiery friend Furia as they battle their way from gladiator school to the Olympuss Games. The series is an excellent way to introduce young readers (6+) to the world of ancient Greece and Rome; they make good class readers. Lively illustrations by Chris Watson add to the enjoyment. Parents In Touch


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