Andy Frazier Livres

The narrative follows Princess, a spirited young cow, as she competes in a national talent contest alongside her quirky friends, including a savvy dog and some dancing sheep. With her newfound passion for modern dance, Princess aims for fame and stardom, winning over the hearts of the nation. However, the competition heats up as not everyone is supportive of her success, adding tension and humor to her journey. This third installment showcases Andy Frazier's signature wit and charm, making it a delightful read for children.

The story unfolds through the perspective of a young female calf, offering a heartfelt and enchanting exploration of her life and experiences as she grows up. Through her eyes, readers are invited to witness the challenges and joys of her journey, making for a poignant and engaging narrative that highlights themes of innocence, growth, and the bond between animals and their environment.

Set against the backdrop of a seaside film shoot, a young cow named Princess dreams of stardom while navigating the chaos of her surroundings. When her bull-friend mysteriously disappears overnight, she embarks on a whimsical quest to uncover the truth. The story blends humor and adventure as Princess confronts the possibility of a "bullknapping," adding a playful twist to her journey in search of her friend.

The protagonist enjoys a leisurely life in France, which allows him to observe and reflect on the world around him. However, this contemplative time often leads to humorous rants about various topics, including the weather and global leaders. His amusing complaints provide a comedic lens on everyday frustrations and societal issues.

The narrative centers on Tom, who dismisses his granddad's stories during his summer visits, viewing them as a distraction from his own troubles. When the old man requests help in recording his memories, Tom's initial indifference highlights a generational disconnect. However, as the past begins to intrude on the present, Tom is forced to confront the significance of his granddad's experiences, leading to a deeper exploration of family, memory, and the impact of history on personal identity.

The story follows Oinky, a young piglet who only knows the word "Oink!" and faces challenges in a large family. As he navigates life, he encounters danger when a man with a knife approaches, threatening his safety. This tale explores themes of vulnerability and survival, highlighting the struggles of a small creature in a harsh world.

The story unfolds as Henry Harman and his younger brother discover an old windmill in France, initially viewing it as an exciting adventure. However, they soon encounter an enigmatic old owl, known as the Protector, who seems to guard a hidden secret within the windmill. The brothers must unravel the mystery of what the owl is safeguarding and why the local builders avoid entering the structure, leading them into an intriguing exploration of adventure and discovery.

On a day trip to the Scottish Museum of Flight in East Lothian in 2013 the author stumbled across a small yellow exhibit in hangar number two. A plaque explained that this plane had been built by a local man in his house in Airdrie, using a number of parts sourced from the scrapheap. Intrigued by this, Andy Frazier managed to make contact with the family to research the story behind the plane. Calling Papa-Charlie tells the remarkable story of one man's dream to build a plane and fly it, inspired by the planes he watched as a boy in World War Two. Persevering long after most would have given up, living in a council house and with a family to support, John Sharp actually built a perfect plane with his own hands. This enjoyable and satisfying book will bring pleasure to anyone with an interest in the triumph of the human spirit.