
My Dad's a Birdman
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Narrated by:
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Malcolm Hamilton
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By:
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David Almond
About this listen
Lizzie and Dad live in a rainy town in the north of England. But why is Dad building himself a pair of wings and studying the birds to see how they fly? The Great Human Bird Competition of course!
©2007 David Almond (P)2015 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
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Critic reviews
"An extraordinary novel ... enchantingly funny and subversive ... There really is nobody quite like Almond writing in children's or adult fiction today." ( The Times)
"A funny, tender tale from the master of contemporary storytelling." ( Publishing News)
"This beautiful book ... will make children laugh while encouraging them to believe in themselves and others and to tolerate strangeness." ( Publishing News)