Author:Troy Howell,Richard Jones
"I'm Piper," said the girl. "And you're lovely."
Wednesday's reflection shone in Piper's eyes.
"But you don't belong in there."
Wednesday is a whale, who lives in a fishbowl. She is called Wednesday because she is right in the middle of everything.
She lives in the middle of the busy streets, surrounded by tall skyscrapers. But, if she jumps high enough she can see a calm bit of blue in the distance. She doesn't know what this blue is, but her heart leaps when she sees it.
When a little girl tells Wednesday she belongs in the sea, she doesn't know what she means. What is the sea? Wednesday has never seen it... or has she?
Touching and uplifting, this beautiful story is about longing to be free and finding your place in the world.
Shirley Hughes's classic Dogger is here touchingly revisited with all the warmth and charm of the original ... A nostalgic comfort blanket for us all
—— Daily MailHughes's storytelling and pictures are as captivatingly timeless as ever
—— Financial TimesThere's always the promise of a happy ending with Shirley Hughes
—— ObserverExquisite
—— Sunday Times Books of the YearThis sequel is as charming as the first
—— Sunday ExpressCalm, classic and atmospheric, this new story about Dave and his beloved toy Dogger is perfect for sharing in the days leading up to Christmas
—— BooktrustThis is a very special story
—— Sloan magazineAn enchanting tale, full of nostalgia and warmth, bringing a classic character to a new generation of readers
—— The Big Issue