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Author:	Paul McCartney
Co-authors:	Geoff Dunbar, Philip Ardagh
Title:	High In The Clouds
Publisher:	Faber And Faber
Country:	UK
Date:	3 Oct 2005
Format:	Hardcover
Genre:	Fiction
ISBN-10:	0571225012
Barcode:	9780571225019
Total Editions:	3
Rating:	Rate
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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From the back cover:

Forced to leave his woodland home, destroyed by the expansion plans of the evil Gretsch, Wirral the squirrel vows to find the fabled land of Animalia, where all the animals are said to live in freedom and without fear. Aided and abetted by Froggo the hot-air ballooning frog, Wilhamina the plucky red squirrel, and Ratsy the streetwise rodent, Wirral’s personal quest turns into a full-blown plan to save enslaved animals everywhere. A plan which is fraught with danger.

Exciting, fast and funny, this lavishly illustrated adventure will delight children of all ages.

From the opening pages of the book:

Paul McCartney’s lifelong interest in children’s storytelling grew out of his childhood love of classic Disney. He has created a number of animated films in collaboration with Geoff Dunbar, including Rupert and the Frog Song, which won a BAFTA for best animated short film and became the bestselling short video of the year. His recent animated releases have included Daumier's Law, which won a BAFTA for best short animated film, Tropical Island Hum, and Tuesday.

Geoff Dunbar is one of the world’s finest animation directors. Among his many awards for film and television Geoff has received two BAFTAs, a Palme d’Or at Cannes, a Golden Bear at Berlin, a Grand Prix at Ottawa and La Spiga d’Ore at Valladolid. Geoff lives near Oxford, with his wife Jan and their five young children.

Philip Ardagh has written over sixty children’s books and is probably best known for his best-selling Eddie Dickens trilogy, currently translated into over 25 languages.

Notes by JPGR&B.

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