The Amazing Labyrinth

Dad doesn't like his job and so he goes home and is very depressed. What can Agnes and Peter do to help him? They enter an amazing labyrinth and have many adventures. Will they manage to reach the centre and find the answer to their Dad's illness? They meet fairies and elves, unicorns and goblins, sweet Rolling-Along-Stones and a fierce looking dragon that loves bitter chocolate. Are you ready to go with Agnes and Peter 􀀁into this amazing labyrinth? At the end of each chapter there is a section on spelling and an explanation of interesting phrases and unusual words. There is also a spelling quiz for children who love spelling!

Dad doesn't like his job and so he goes home and is very depressed. What can Agnes and Peter do to help him? They enter an amazing labyrinth and have many adventures. Will they manage to reach the centre and find the answer to their Dad's illness? They meet fairies and elves, unicorns and goblins, sweet Rolling-Along-Stones and a fierce looking dragon that loves bitter chocolate. Are you ready to go with Agnes and Peter 􀀁into this amazing labyrinth? At the end of each chapter there is a section on spelling and an explanation of interesting phrases and unusual words. There is also a spelling quiz for children who love spelling!

Daphne M. Gulland graduated with Honours in English and German at London University. She is the co-author of the long-selling ‘Penguin Dictionary of English Idioms’ and has also written ‘Bildliche Redewendungen – Englisch’ for the German publisher, Langenscheidt. She has written two other stories in easy English for children – ‘Wallpaper Whizzie’ and ‘Tinki and the Cloud Fairies’. Daphne M. Gulland is a member of the Society of Authors. She and her husband have four children. Her website is saltcross.com