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Dick King Smith's The Water Horse released by BBC Audiobooks



Dick King Smith's The Water Horse - read by Nathaniel Parker

Published by BBC Audiobooks

Date: 07.01.2008
Duration: 1 hours 30 mins
Contains 2 CDs Price: £9.99

CD ISBN: 9781405687485
Download Price: TBA

Download ISBN: 9781405609197

When eight-year-old Kirstie brings home a strange egg from the Scottish shore, her family never expects it to hatch. But the next day, Kirstie discovers a baby sea monster swimming in her bathtub!

Part horse, part toad, part turtle and part crocodile, he's the oddest-looking creature Kirstie's family has ever seen. Only Kirstie's grandfather knows what the beastie really is – a Water Horse!

This lovable creature is the perfect pet. The only trouble is, he can't stop growing. He gets bigger. And BIGGER. And BIGGER.

Before long, he's outgrown every loch in sight. Will they ever find a home that's large enough for their Water Horse?

A magical retelling of the legend of the Loch Ness Monster, The Water Horse is a timeless tale that will delight children of all ages.

Note to editors:

Now a major feature film inspired by the book, starring Emily Watson, Ben Chaplin and David Morrissey.

The Water Horse will be available from all good bookshops, online at www.bbcshop.com or by BBC Audiobooks direct mail on 0800 136 919.

This title will be available to purchase as a download from digital retailers such as www.bbcaudiozone.com, Audible, Audioville, Audio-Read, Overdrive, Mediabay, iTunes, 7 Digital, Simply Audiobooks, Spoken Network, TuneTribe and Plays on the Net.

BBC Audiobooks now has over 1500 titles available digitally.

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