Elvis Eager and the Golden Egg: Monty's Island 3
(Paperback)
Publishing Details
Elvis Eager and the Golden Egg: Monty's Island 3
By (Author) Lucinda Gifford
By (author) Emily Rodda
3
A&U Children's
A&U Children
5th January 2021
Australia
Classifications
Children
Fiction
Physical Properties
Paperback
176
Width 128mm, Height 198mm
168g
Description
On a tiny island far away, in a sea that ripples with magic, Monty never knows what he might find...
The most unexpected things wash up on Monty's Island. And a golden egg might be his most amazing find yet!
But when a pair of flying monsters and a mysterious explorer arrive, it seems the egg is about to hatch into a very big problem.
Can Monty find a way to solve it Surely he can! All he needs is a little help from his friends. And the Hairy Horrible.
An adventurous and entertaining new series from beloved author Emily Rodda.
Author Bio
Emily Rodda is one of Australia's best-known children's authors Her first book, Something Special, was published in 1984. Since then, she has written or co-authored over 100 books for children, including the award-winning Rowan of Rin series and the outstandingly successful Deltora Quest series, which has been translated into 28 languages. She has also written mysteries for adults under her real name, Jennifer Rowe. For many years she combined writing with raising four children and continuing a busy career first with Angus & Robertson Publishers and then as editor of the Australian Women's Weekly. She finally committed herself to full-time writing in 1994. Her books have received many Children's Choice awards, and she has won the Children's Book Council of Australia's Book of the Year (Younger Readers) Award a record six times. In 2019 she was awarded the highest honour in the Australia Day Honours list, Companion of the Order of Australia (AC).
Lucinda Gifford is the author and illustrator of many well-loved books for kids. Many years ago, Lucinda studied architecture in Scotland, where she learned to draw fancy buildings and moody scenery. She also likes to draw dragons, cats and magical frogs - despite never having studied witchcraft. Now based in Melbourne, Lucinda works from a small home studio full of books, plants, dragons' blood and newts' tongues.
