
Mrs Armitage Queen of the Road
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Narrated by:
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Hugh Dennis
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By:
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Quentin Blake
About this listen
'Dear Anastasia, Because I am buying a new motorcycle, I won't need my old car anymore. I would like you to have it as a present. It's parked outside. Here are the keys. With love, Your Uncle Cosmo.'
Thus begins Mrs. Armitage's exciting road adventure. There are many surprises along the way until all that is left is Mrs. Armitage, her faithful dog Breakspear, and the bare frame of the car.
But the ever-resourceful Mrs. Armitage remains undaunted. And when she finally meets up with her uncle and his motorcycle cronies, Mrs. Armitage is rightfully honoured as the Queen of the Road.
©2003 Quentin Blake (P)2024 Bolinda Publishing 2021Critic reviews
'Blake's characteristic watercolor cartoons pair perfectly with the silly text, creating another marvelous story about this eccentric but lovable lady.' (School Library Journal)
'Delightfully droll details in Blake's characteristically eccentric text and drawings keep this tale rolling along at a smooth clip.' (Publishers Weekly)
'The well-paced, humorous language is filled with sound effects that will delight story-hour crowds.' (Booklist)
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