Bah! Humbug!

Bah! Humbug!

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A seasonal classic brought up to date by two giants of kids' fiction. Can a school play of A Christmas Carol help Harry's dad to find the spirit of Christmas? Harry Gruber is feeling pretty nervous-and not just because he's Scrooge in his school's Christmas play. What's really got him worried is that his very busy father is coming to watch the performance. Harry's pretty sure Dad won't even stay till the curtain goes up. He'll have to shoot off to take care of business-like always. Will the play's message of Christmas cheer reach his father's distracted heart?

Author: Michael Rosen
Format: Hardback, 192 pages, 149mm x 207mm, 320 g
Published: 2017, Scholastic, United Kingdom
Genre: Children's Fiction

Vendor: Secondhand Stock
SKU: 9781407178189-SECONDHAND
Categories: All Best Sellers - Individual titles Chapter Books Only One Copy Second-hand Books
Tags: August-2025 Childrens - Teenage fiction Classic fiction Childrens - Teenage fiction Family and home stories Childrens - Teenage fiction Humorous stories Childrens - Teenage personal and social topics Emotions - moods - feelings and behaviours Childrens - Teenage personal and social topics Families and family members Christmas Hardback Interest age from c 8 years NewSystem Secondhand
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A seasonal classic brought up to date by two giants of kids' fiction. Can a school play of A Christmas Carol help Harry's dad to find the spirit of Christmas? Harry Gruber is feeling pretty nervous-and not just because he's Scrooge in his school's Christmas play. What's really got him worried is that his very busy father is coming to watch the performance. Harry's pretty sure Dad won't even stay till the curtain goes up. He'll have to shoot off to take care of business-like always. Will the play's message of Christmas cheer reach his father's distracted heart?