Toby lives a lonely life in his pyjamas at the seaside hotel where he was abandoned as a baby - until the day he's sent down to the beach to look for Cook's lost laundry. Instead, he finds a pale, thin girl, lying at the water's edge with a long green tail swaying gently in the shallows. Eliza Flot is a stranded mermaid and she needs his help. Toby takes to her like a fish to water, and when he meets her noisy parents he practically becomes part of the family. But Toby's new friendship arouses suspicion back at the hotel. If only Toby and the Flots can come up with a plan to rescue each other.
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Heather Dyer is an award-winning children's author. Her books, 'The Boy in the Biscuit Tin', 'The Fish in Room 11' and 'The Girl with the Broken Wing' have been published and republished with Chicken House. She grew up in North Wales, which has inspired the settings for many of her stories. Her books have been broadcast on Radio 4, translated into several la
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