The Princess and the Fowl One - Preston, Ian
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Join Relly and Ogi Ogi on a wonderful adventure to free their friend Glump from the Princess's dungeons… Relly and Ogi Ogi are imaginary friends. They live in a world called Imago, which is where your imaginary friends live when you're not playing with them. After breaking into the castle in disguise, Relly and Ogi Ogi are horrified to see how mean and cruel the Princess really is. To rescue Glump, Relly and Ogi Ogi are going to need the help of their children, Abby and Jane, but the girls have their own problems. Their terrible teacher 'The Fowl One' is incredibly cruel and has piercing eyes…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Join Relly and Ogi Ogi on a wonderful adventure to free their friend Glump from the Princess's dungeons… Relly and Ogi Ogi are imaginary friends. They live in a world called Imago, which is where your imaginary friends live when you're not playing with them. After breaking into the castle in disguise, Relly and Ogi Ogi are horrified to see how mean and cruel the Princess really is. To rescue Glump, Relly and Ogi Ogi are going to need the help of their children, Abby and Jane, but the girls have their own problems. Their terrible teacher 'The Fowl One' is incredibly cruel and has piercing eyes that can freeze you to the spot! Can Relly and Ogi Ogi get to Abby and Jess in time to save Glump?
Autorenporträt
Ian Preston grew up in a small rural village in Staffordshire. His father loves books and read to him from a very young age. Ian can remember his father reading him 'The Wind in the Willows' when he was just three or four years old. The tales of the river bank and fights between Badger and the stoats gripped him each night and he looked forward to bedtime. As he grew up and began reading to himself, Ian became fascinated by tales of Narnia and Middle Earth. His favourite books were written by J.R.R. Tolkien, especially 'The Hobbit' and 'The Lord of the Rings'. He secretly hoped that the small part of England he grew up in had once been part of the Shire before the elves left. A few years ago Ian was struck when talking to his daughter about her imaginary friend Relly. At the time she talked endlessly about Relly's appearance, personality and the games they played. Ian encouraged this and always played along. Then one day he wondered, what if Relly lived somewhere when he wasn't with her? From that idea a plot was born and he finally plucked up the courage to write it all down.