Squiggle's back this time, in a fun-filled adventure that helps turn muddled sentences into ones that make sense!
Squiggle's stuck! She's fallen into a dictionary and can't escape. The only way out is to create a grammatically correct sentence and use it to jump off the page. She's even got to rescue a very mixed-up character called Doodle Dude while helping him learn about verbs, nouns, prepositions and more such. Can you help them build a getaway sentence?
This new adventure follows on from Natasha Sharma's brilliant and highly acclaimed Squiggle Takes a Walk, the best way to figure out the world of punctuation.
About The Author
If you catch a fleeting, forty-seven degree angled view of Natasha Sharma, you might be forgiven if you think that she is, in fact, Squiggle in human form. If you aren't convinced, just watch her at a reading as she hops around the stage. We have it on good authority that she also walks in circles around square things like dining tables when she' s stuck on a plot point, thus proving that she is, indeed, Squiggle in human form.
An award-winning author, Natasha did an MBA and has a graduate degree in math. Since she likes numbers, we thought we' d share a few with you:
Icky, Yucky, Mucky (also published by Young Zubaan) was her fi rst book.
Squiggle Takes a Walk (also published by Young Zubaan with Puffi n) was her tenth book.
Vikram and the Vampire (also published by Young Zubaan) was, aptly enough, her thirteenth book.
Squiggle Gets Stuck (yes, also published by Young Zubaan with Puffi n) is her fi ft eenth book.
