Author: Nick
Mackie
Title: Chester
and the Eggie Boo
Genre:
Children's books, Fiction, Bedtime and Dreams, Yound Adult,
Synopsis: All
aboard! Choo - Choo, Eggie Boo! A beautifully illustrated children's
picture book by Nick Mackie Chester lives in an old railway station
that has been converted into a seaside café and home. When playing
with his toys Chester dreams of a past when real trains stopped at
the station. The magic machine in Chester's bedroom is the portal
into the fantastical land of Eggie Boo. Its special tickets transform
the old station into a magical railway, with a mysterious train, and
eccentric passengers
Review: Really
good book and it was easy to get into and l highly recommended this
book to anybody and I was sent this book for review and l would tell
people that you should step outside your comfort zone with books
because it's good to add more authors and genres to your reading
portfolio even if you don't read books like this and it was a real
enjoyable storyline. l won this book on goodreads as part of
first read giveaway and l was lucky enough it win it and l really
enjoyed reading this book
About
the author: Nick
Mackie is an award-winning animator, director and illustrator.As
a creative he has worked for many years in the animation industry at
studios such as the Oscar winning Aardman Animations, 4:2:2 and
Picasso Pictures.Nick has won a BBC Talent award for animation, a
Royal Television Society award, been in competition at Annecy,
Edinburgh, Portland, London and numerous other international film
festivals. He once even won the funniest film in Belgium
award!He has also illustrated & written two pre-school children's
books and contributed to others.Nick is presently working on 'Bob
Soup' an exciting new book and writing an Edwardian crime thriller
while also thinking about stories for the next Eggie Boo book Nick
lives in the sunny South West of England with his musician wife,
their young son, and naughty border terrier. This author is very
nice.
Edition:
Hardback
Star
rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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