Tidley Squeak

By Nick Marshall Sally Abbott

His mum and dad said, Go off and play.But be home for tea at the end of the day.But, unexpectedly, Tidley Squeak soon finds himself shivering cold, up high on a mountain, surrounded by sheep, maybe 30 and counting.Rather lost and rather cold, the adventure of a lifetime begins. With the help of some new-found friends, and plenty of close shaves, near misses and lucky escapes along the way, will Tidley make it home in time for tea?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Austin Macauley
• Release date: May 27, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463532546

Nick Marshall Sally Abbott

Nick Marshall was inspired to write Tidley Squeak from a comment his late father made whilst walking on the family farm in Oxfordshire. A worried-looking rabbit dashed past them, zigzagged around a patch of nettles and disappeared through a gap in a hedge. ‘Oh dear,’ commented the old farmer. ‘Someone’s late for school!’ Further, Tidley Squeak’s adventures are afoot, with plenty of close shaves, near misses and lucky escapes along the way.

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Nick Marshall

Tidley Squeak

Copyright © Nick Marshall (2017)

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Acknowledgements

1. Casper the Cat

Tidley Squeak in his little tweed cap

Had tidied his room like a good little chap

So his mum and his dad said,