George has fun and games in a second adventure with the loveable Goffins, hidden in the attic with whole lot of family junk!
George is stuck at his grandma’s house over the summer holiday. But he has not been bored or lonely since he was befriended by the Goffins – the strange, small people who live secretly in his grandma’s attic. Together, George, Lofty and Eave have been up to all kinds of fun and games, delving into the family junk to learn about George's family tree. While George is more used to entertaining himself with his MP3 player and Robodog, he is surprised by how much fun the Goffins’ strangely-named games are. And little does George realize, but spillikins, marbles and the strange twigaloo will bring him closer to his mum, dad and Grandma, too.
This is Book 3 in the The Goffins Series. See all The Goffins books here.
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Jeanne Willis Biography
Author Jeanne Willis has written over 80 children's books from picture books and stories for younger readers to teen novels. She has won several awards, including the Children's Book Award, the Silver Smarties Prize and has also been shortlisted for the Whitbread Award.
Born in St Albans in 1959, Jeanne Willis always loved
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