With their country at war with itself, three siblings flee their home in search of their missing father.
Against the odds, they must navigate fields of landmines, suspicious soldiers and child kidnappers, but will survival of these perils ultimately lead them to reconciliation and safety?
Patrice Aggs was born and brought up in the United States, but now lives in West Sussex, England. She has illustrated over thirty-five picture books for children. In the early 1980s she was part of the team which produced the animated film The Snowman.
Patrice is currently writing picture books, illustrating and printmaking. She lives on a farm in West Sussex with her husband and two teenagers. The Giraffe Who Came to Dinner is the first book she has both written and illustrated. Her latest books, Ooh La Booga Bomp and Strawberry Squirt are part of the popular O'Brien Pandas series.
Pretty good follow up to No Country, but as its been a while since i read No Country, i would have preferred a recap at the start rather than the opening scene being part of the ending of the book. Good, reflective of the times we live in and accessible it should be a better known series than it is.