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How Billy Brown Saved the Queen

By (author) Alison Healy
Format: Paperback / softback
Publisher: Little Island, Dublin, Ireland
Published: 5th Apr 2018
Dimensions: w 129mm h 198mm d 10mm
Weight: 130g
Reading age: From 8 years
ISBN-10: 1910411957
ISBN-13: 9781910411957
Barcode No: 9781910411957
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Billy Brown is mystified to learn that the Queen does not understand a maths problem that is perfectly clear to him. It seems that nobody in the royal household, at court or anywhere in the Queen's castles can explain the knotty problem to Her Majesty. And so Billy decides that the kind thing would be to go to the royal palace and explain it to her. He persuades his mother to drive him all the way to the palace, and he makes his way right into the Queen's room and sits down on her bed to explain all about fractions and division. And he succeeds, where everyone before him has failed. The Queen is delighted. So delighted that she becomes firm friends with Billy and his mum and even comes to visit them in their humble abode ...

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This delightful book reads like a mashup of Sue Townsend's hilarious The Queen and I with bits of Roddy Doyle's Rover Trilogy. And although it's lighthearted, it has an important message for kids who feel "different" and for those who are hopeless at sports. Generously sprinkled with gorgeous illustrations by Fintan Taite. * Irish Independent * A charming story about being proud of who you are. * Mumzworld.com *