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Peppa Pig: Peppa Goes To Scotland
Available exclusively from Waterstones, Peppa Goes to Scotland features a glorious glittery blue cover and is a perfect story to introduce very young readers to Scotland.
Join everyone’s favourite pint-sized pigs, Peppa and her little brother George, as they take their first Scottish holiday.
They find there’s lots of fun to be had, including an ancient castle to explore, not to mention a hunt for a mysterious loch-inhabiting monster.
But will Peppa and George spot it? And will there be any muddy puddles?
Join everyone’s favourite pint-sized pigs, Peppa and her little brother George, as they take their first Scottish holiday.
They find there’s lots of fun to be had, including an ancient castle to explore, not to mention a hunt for a mysterious loch-inhabiting monster.
But will Peppa and George spot it? And will there be any muddy puddles?
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Published June 28, 2018
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January 11, 2024
Peppa- no.
Scotland - yes.
Scotland - yes.
August 17, 2024
Truly captivating book. Why is nobody talking about how nobody listens to George at all? Even when he says there is a monster. I feel so seen by the forgotten child, the one who nobody notices is silent.
Also like what the actual f@#£ is Miss Rabbit's deal?! She is living a double life and is probably hiding a secret Scottish girlfriend and more kids. Been working in Scotland for years apparently? Next, Im going to find out she is secretly some magic purple fairy or something else ludicrous. Such a complex and intriguing character.
May we also point out that George made friends with the monster that only he initially could see. When he took the time to fully take in his surroundings, not only could he see what he was looking for but also develop relationships in ways none of the other characters could.
Peppa is a narcissitic and annoying brat who seems to believe the whole world revolves around her. Also, does this mean Peppa lives in England? Who knows?
I guess the true meaning of this review is that George is hands down THE BEST peppa pig character!!!
(*also P.S. I am a full-grown 18 year old man, this book is perfect for people of all ages)
Also like what the actual f@#£ is Miss Rabbit's deal?! She is living a double life and is probably hiding a secret Scottish girlfriend and more kids. Been working in Scotland for years apparently? Next, Im going to find out she is secretly some magic purple fairy or something else ludicrous. Such a complex and intriguing character.
May we also point out that George made friends with the monster that only he initially could see. When he took the time to fully take in his surroundings, not only could he see what he was looking for but also develop relationships in ways none of the other characters could.
Peppa is a narcissitic and annoying brat who seems to believe the whole world revolves around her. Also, does this mean Peppa lives in England? Who knows?
I guess the true meaning of this review is that George is hands down THE BEST peppa pig character!!!
(*also P.S. I am a full-grown 18 year old man, this book is perfect for people of all ages)
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September 25, 2021Wow. I have no words to express how amazing this book was.
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