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DeFelice,
Cynthia; ill. by Robert Andrew Parker.
COLD
FEET
New
York : Dorling Kindersley, 2000.
IL K-3
RL 2.3
ISBN
0789426366 |
| Willie
McPhee is one of the best bag pipe players in all of Scotland. Unfortunately,
he has fallen on rough times and can't make a living playing the pipes
for people. He decides to leave his home and travel to a place where
he might have more luck. Along the way, poor Willie finds that he
just can't make a living playing the pipes. His clothes become ragged
and his boots are filled with holes. It is winter and he is freezing.
Just when he is about to give up, he comes across a dead man in the woods
wearing a great pair of boots. Now, being a practical man, Willie
can't just leave the boots on a dead man when he himself is freezing. You'll
never believe what happens next. Find out in COLD FEET by Cynthia
DeFelice. |
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SUBJECTS:
Bagpipers -- Fiction.
Boots -- Fiction. |
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