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According to Jennings

Anthony BuckeridgeSeries: Jennings
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Duration
4h 29m
Year
2011
Language
English
Publisher
Post Hypnotic Press

About

First published in 1954. This classic children's book by Anthony Buckeridge is one of a series of novel's revolving around Jennings and his friends who attend the fictional Linbury Court School. In this audiobook – the space-craze sweeps through the corridors reverberate with 'voom-voom' noises as rockets, piloted by "Butch Breakaway" (Jennings) and his "bald-headed scientist," (Darbishire), take off for the moon. As Mr. Carter prophesies, the craze wears off, but not before Jennings has stuck his head into trouble; nor before he and Darbishire have helped General Merridew, that peppery but most distinguished of Old Boys, to recapture some of the wilder moments of his lost boyhood.

Related Subjects

  • Classics
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • Humorous Stories

Extended Details

  • SeriesJennings #6

    Artists

    Anthony BuckeridgeAuthor
    Simon VanceReader

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