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Nothing more to say than , I’m reading your book, ‘The boy who rode the world to my year 6 class, what an absolute find! Cleverly written to inspire adventure but teach about a continent that is so diverse in physical and human geography and culture too. World book Day tomorrow and we are all dressing up as our new favourite character Tom (aka Alasdair) the world adventure, who is getting steadily stinkier and wiser as we join him on his journey. Only one chapter left of this book and feeling a bit sad – will read it very slowly tomorrow! Then it’s on to Asia and America.
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We are big fans of your childrens books, we recommend them to lots of people who are grateful for the inspiration. My sister has used the boy that bikes the world trilogy in her class too. Please write more, we’ll be sure to buy them.
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