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Bill Badger and the Pirates

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Author Denys Watkins-Pitchford
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Genre(s) Fantasy novel
Publisher Hamish Hamilton
Publication date 1960
Media type Print (Hardback & Paperback)
ISBN 0241900530

Bill Badger and the Pirates is a novel with a canal-side setting for children, written in 1960 by the prolific author Denys Watkins-Pitchford,[1] who wrote under the pseudonym "BB".[2] The plot revolves around the release from prison of Bill Badger's sworn enemy the cat Napolean and his attempt to capture the barge The Whispering Wind. The novel blends a stirring story with deeper moral issues.[3] The series, which ran to nine books over a decade from the first in 1959, has been widely praised in retrospect for its depiction of mature character relationships, educative narrative and exciting plots.[4]

References

  1. ^ Short author profile
  2. ^ explanation of pseudonym
  3. ^ Testimonial of an avid reader
  4. ^ Townsend,J.R.Written for children (1974 Harmondsworth Kestrel Books). p 267. ISBN 0 7226 5466 9

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