Pip Street: The Crazy Crumpet Kerfuffle
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Pip Street: The Crazy Crumpet Kerfuffle
Narrated by:
Richard Dillane
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Narrated by:
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Richard Dillane
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Jo Simmons
About this listen
Can crumpets be cool?
When Bobby's dad becomes the manager of the local crumpet factory, Bobby thinks his moving worries are at last over. He likes it here on Pip Street, especially now he has found a new best friend in Imelda from next door.
Except crumpets are boring! And no one is buying them. Unless someone (and I bet it'll have to be Bobby) comes up with a fantabulous plan to make crumpets more interesting....
©2013 Joanna Simmons (P)2016 W.F. Howes Ltd
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Critic reviews
"Utterly charming and delightful." (Mel Giedroyc)