G.P. Grant is a retired school principal living with his wife and two adorable dogs (Brontë and Austen – named after the literary, giants of course) in the township of Stanthorpe in the Granite Belt area of Queensland, Australia. Apart from writing, he enjoys cricket umpiring, 60s music, travel, and photography. Apparently, the dogs are not spoiled (much).
Teachers regularly hear students complain: ‘Someone has taken my pencil!’More often than not, this is not the case – the pencil has merely been misplaced.This book explores that very situation. It can only be resolved by mobilising an entire family of ants. Each (alphabetically ordered) ant ha...
Teachers regularly hear students complain: ‘Someone has taken my pencil!’More often than not, this is not the case – the pencil has merely been misplaced.This book explores that very situation. It can only be resolved by mobilising an entire family of ants. Each (alphabetically ordered) ant ha...