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Albie finds a strange kitten in his garden and follows it through the bushes and into an incredible prehistoric landscape! Can Albie and his new friend Thorn find the missing kitten by following the animal tracks? What strange and wonderful creatures will they encounter along the way?
Explore the Stone Age in this cracking adventure bursting with prehistoric details and lots of friendly animals.
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About this book
Albie is an ordinary little boy who has some extra-ordinary adventures!
In this story, Albie is wondering what pet he’d like when he discovers a strange kitten in his garden. He follows it through the bushes and is transported back in time to the Stone Age.
Here he meets hunter-gatherer Thorn and together they set off to look for Claw the kitten. They follow some animal tracks in the mud and discover prehistoric deer, a woolly rhino and some enormous mammoths!
But when they eventually find Claw, they’re in for a big surprise!
With lots of prehistoric details to spot, this story is a great introduction to Stone Age animals and culture. Perfect for sharing at home and school and a great way to inspire young children to find out more about this fascinating time. There’s even some cave painting!
This is the eleventh exciting adventure in the best-selling Albie series.
Illustrated by Ed Eaves
Published by Simon and Schuster, 2021
ISBN: 978-1471189593
“Jam-packed with adventures with bright and colourful illustrations, just perfect for any little reader.”
“My two girls were absolutely riveted by this exciting story.”
“Albie’s adventures are alwasy great fun...but the added educational layer is really clever.”
“The children have again been truly captivated by another book in this wonderful series.”
Albie Series
Whatever he does, wherever he goes, adventure is never very far away!
Over a quarter of a million copies sold in the UK alone, this best-selling series is a staple in homes and schools. With adventure around every corner, and core values of friendship, kindness and imaginative play, the Albie stories make great bedtime stories and support early years education too!
Illustrated by Ed Eaves
