Reggie Round and the Aga Panthers
(Hardback, First Edition, Hardback)
Publishing Details
Reggie Round and the Aga Panthers
By (Author) Jane Grant
Illustrated by Martina Heiduczek
Hardie Grant Children's Publishing
Little Hare
5th January 2022
First Edition, Hardback
Australia
Classifications
Children
Fiction
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Family and home stories
Childrens / Teenage fiction: Humorous stories
Physical Properties
Hardback
24
Width 225mm, Height 275mm
Description
Reggie Round has always been afraid of the house next door. Hes sure wild beasts live in the garden especially when he hears his parents talking about their neighbours aga panthers. What kind of feral beasts could they be Will they invade Reggies yard And is Reggie brave enough to find out
A captivating story about broadening your horizons and letting your imagination run wild.
Author Bio
Martina grew up in a small fishing village on the Baltic Sea in Germany. Here you could find her mostly galloping through the forests with flying piggy tails on her Shetland pony, drawing or reading.These days she is an illustrator and lives in Australia.
With a passion for colour and textures Martina creates happy images to evoke emotion and thought in young minds.Her works are inspired by nature, people, places, and the moving and silly things she sees out there... magic is everywhere!
Jane grew up in Melbourne in the late 60's and early 70's, and was influenced by the social and political changes of that time including the peace movement, feminismand the environment movement.
In the late 70s, Janemoved to the coast with herpartner to live a different life away from the big city and to step more lightly on the planet. Theyhand-built their house over a year and moved in on a weekend in February 1983, only to losethehouse and all theirpossessions 3 days later in the Ash Wednesday bushfires. This was a defining moment for Jane shelearnt what was important in life and that you could lose all your possessions, even your dream home, and still have everything.
Over the last 40 years, Janehashad a keen interest in community activism against inappropriate development and the destruction of the natural environment. Shehasa passion for gardening and enjoys long walks with herdog most days.
Jane has one son who was born not long after the fire, twogranddaughters, and hasbeen working in publishing for the past 20 years.
