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Friday the Rebel Dog

$26.95
Dive into the captivating tale of Friday the Rebel Dog, a thrilling children's book that combines adventure, history, and the spirit of New Zealand. This beautifully illustrated paperback, published by Scholastic New Zealand Ltd, tells the endearing story of Friday, a clever and loyal black-and-white collie, and her daring companion, James Mackenzie. Set against the stunning backdrop of New Zealand's rugged landscapes, this 32-page narrative recounts the true adventure of a notorious sheep-stealer and his beloved working dog who secretly herded 1,000 stolen sheep through treacherous mountain passes over 160 years ago. Ideal for young readers aged 5 and up, this book introduces the themes of bravery, loyalty, and the rich history of sheep farming in New Zealand. Perfect for bedtime stories or classroom reading, 'Friday the Rebel Dog' encourages children to explore their imagination and learn about New Zealand's heritage in an engaging way. Grab your copy of this must-read children's book today and empower your kids with tales of creativity and courage!

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781775436102
Format: Paperback
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages: 32


The collie dog slipped silently through the starlit night. She could smell sheep in the valley, hundreds of them. She knew what she had to do, and she had to do it quickly and quietly. This is the tale of New Zealands most notorious sheep-stealer and his loyal working dog. More than 160 years ago, James Mackenzie and his black-and-white collie, Friday, secretly herded 1,000 stolen sheep through rugged, unmapped mountain passes. A statue of the pair stands today in the heart of Mackenzie Country in the South Island.

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Illustrated cover of "Friday the Rebel Dog," showcasing a black-and-white collie and landscapes of New Zealand.
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Friday the Rebel Dog

$26.95
Dive into the captivating tale of Friday the Rebel Dog, a thrilling children's book that combines adventure, history, and the spirit of New Zealand. This beautifully illustrated paperback, published by Scholastic New Zealand Ltd, tells the endearing story of Friday, a clever and loyal black-and-white collie, and her daring companion, James Mackenzie. Set against the stunning backdrop of New Zealand's rugged landscapes, this 32-page narrative recounts the true adventure of a notorious sheep-stealer and his beloved working dog who secretly herded 1,000 stolen sheep through treacherous mountain passes over 160 years ago. Ideal for young readers aged 5 and up, this book introduces the themes of bravery, loyalty, and the rich history of sheep farming in New Zealand. Perfect for bedtime stories or classroom reading, 'Friday the Rebel Dog' encourages children to explore their imagination and learn about New Zealand's heritage in an engaging way. Grab your copy of this must-read children's book today and empower your kids with tales of creativity and courage!

CONDITION: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781775436102
Format: Paperback
Publisher: SCHOLASTIC NEW ZEALAND LTD
Number of Pages: 32


The collie dog slipped silently through the starlit night. She could smell sheep in the valley, hundreds of them. She knew what she had to do, and she had to do it quickly and quietly. This is the tale of New Zealands most notorious sheep-stealer and his loyal working dog. More than 160 years ago, James Mackenzie and his black-and-white collie, Friday, secretly herded 1,000 stolen sheep through rugged, unmapped mountain passes. A statue of the pair stands today in the heart of Mackenzie Country in the South Island.

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