Hawke and Co.: The Pirate Ship (Hawke & Co.)
by Catherine Helen Cooper | Children's Books | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0956309356 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 0956309356 Global Overview for this book
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This book was very kindly sent to me by the author to be used as a bookray for the 2011 Unconvention in Nottingham in September.
From the blurb: 'Hawke finds being a Commander difficult, especially when his little brother and friends have information they're not sharing.
Things get worse when he discovers Tom and Sam will be using the Command Bunker, until their new Pirate Ship den is ready. They each agree to think up a new challenge but working out what to do isn't as easy as Hawke first thought... neither is taking part.'
This book is one of a set being organised as bookrays for attendees of the 2011 UK BookCrossing Unconvention in Nottingham in September. The aim is to allow as many attendees as possible to read the speaker authors' books before the event.
Full details of the Bookray participants for this book can be found on the Uncon website here.
The following rules apply:
1) Please check the website for the most up to date reader list just before sending the book on. The order of the rays may be tweaked a little bit as we go on, dependent on availability of readers. Contact the next reader via PM (or other means) in plenty of time so that you can get the book moving again as soon as possible.
2) If you're contacted about receiving one of the books but aren't able to commit to reading it at that time, please ask to be moved to a later point in the list so that the books keep moving as much as possible, and let me know so I can update the webpage accordingly.
3) Enjoy the books!!
From the blurb: 'Hawke finds being a Commander difficult, especially when his little brother and friends have information they're not sharing.
Things get worse when he discovers Tom and Sam will be using the Command Bunker, until their new Pirate Ship den is ready. They each agree to think up a new challenge but working out what to do isn't as easy as Hawke first thought... neither is taking part.'
This book is one of a set being organised as bookrays for attendees of the 2011 UK BookCrossing Unconvention in Nottingham in September. The aim is to allow as many attendees as possible to read the speaker authors' books before the event.
Full details of the Bookray participants for this book can be found on the Uncon website here.
The following rules apply:
1) Please check the website for the most up to date reader list just before sending the book on. The order of the rays may be tweaked a little bit as we go on, dependent on availability of readers. Contact the next reader via PM (or other means) in plenty of time so that you can get the book moving again as soon as possible.
2) If you're contacted about receiving one of the books but aren't able to commit to reading it at that time, please ask to be moved to a later point in the list so that the books keep moving as much as possible, and let me know so I can update the webpage accordingly.
3) Enjoy the books!!
