Freddie Spector, Fact Collector: Go for Gold

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Author
Ashleigh Barton
Publisher
Hachette
Genre
Children’s Fiction
Released
26 June, 2024
ISBN
9780734422910

Freddie Spector, Fact Collector: Go for Gold

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Synopsis

Did you know that lawnmower racing is a sport? Or that cranberries bounce? How about that Gentoo penguins can bodysurf?

Freddie Spector loves collecting facts - about anything and everything. At the moment he's obsessed with facts about sport. It's all he talks about: weird sports, Olympic sports, extreme sports, athletes and sporting history. He writes all his facts on sticky notes that his mum and big sister, Henrietta, keep finding in weird places - like in a cup of coffee or the shower.

But whenever Freddie collects facts on a topic, his very active imagination always gets involved too. And, when the medals for the school sports carnival go missing and the carnival is about to be cancelled, Freddie realises it's up to him to solve the mystery and save the day.

Fast-paced and humorous, this series is all about an everyday eight-year-old boy whose love of facts and extraordinary imagination come together with unexpected and hilarious results.

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3 Reasons Why You Should Read the Freddie Spector series by Ashleigh Barton, Illustrated by Peter Cheong

Review

5 August 2024

3 Reasons Why You Should Read the Freddie Spector series by Ashleigh Barton, Illustrated by Peter Cheong

Ashleigh Barton
About the author

Ashleigh Barton

Ashleigh Barton is a children's author and copywriter. Before writing full time, she pursued her love of books (children's books especially) by working in some of Australia's biggest publishing houses, running marketing and publicity campaigns for globally renowned authors and illustrators. Ashleigh has previously published five successful and highly acclaimed picture books and a junior fiction series. She lives in Sydney with her husband, three children and their dog.

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