Hair extensions. Fur dye. Massive sunglasses. Streaker the dog can run. But can she hide? Hey! Have you seen Streaker lately? No? Look again. Yes, that IS her over there. Yes: that dog looking really silly, with the weirdest fur-do ever. What on earth happened? Well – dog thieves are at work in Trevor’s town. Plus, Dad wants to send Streaker away to doggy boot camp. Yikes. So Trevor and Tina are hiding Streaker with a silly disguise. Who would steal a dog that looks this daft?

Written by best-loved comedy king Jeremy Strong

Kids love the silly adventures of this speedy dog

Mid-length fiction which rapidly builds confidence

Streaker’s first story won the Children’s Book Award

Product Details

Catalogue number

5057 in EU Primary Rewards Catalogue 2018/19

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780141361437

Date published

June 2nd, 2016

Other details

160 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Available in these packs

Essential Contemporary Year 3 Pack x 10

eur prices

Price: €94.30

gbp prices

Price: £70.90
Reluctant Readers Year 4 Pack x 10

eur prices

Price: €71.70

gbp prices

Price: £53.91

Author/Illustrator

Jeremy Strong

Jeremy Strong is an author that children choose to read, time and time again. Like it frantic? Like it funny? Split your sides with riotous rib-ticklers from the king of comedy, full of suspense, mystery, wild twists of fate – and Jeremy Strong’s trademark cheeky chuckles! Whether it’s a baby’s bottom, a flying cow or a can of killer tomatoes, each of his books has a very silly special ingredient.

Born in 1949, Jeremy Strong has spent most of his life in a dream. At the age of three he fell out of a first floor window and landed on his head. He was in hospital for a week, with a broken arm and a headache. Luckily he recovered, although he was always accident-prone as a child. He broke various bones and had stitches for big head cuts. This was because he spent most of his time out in the fields near his house playing. The ‘stitches score’ went something like this: Riding a bike at a thousand miles an hour – five stitches. Falling out of tall trees – four stitches. Playing kiss-chase – three stitches.

At school he enjoyed playtime, lunchtime, and half past three. He also liked making things up and writing about them. He spent his teenage years writing poems for his girlfriend, Susan, until she gave in and married him.

After his eventful childhood he eventually became a primary school teacher, and is now a full time writer. He has written over 70 books, including the hugely popular Hundred Mile an Hour Dog books.