When Edie tells her best friend Kay that she loves her singing voice and how special it is, she isn’t expecting Kay to run off and enter a talent show that she hasn’t a hope of winning. Will Kay blame Edie for her humiliation? Will their friendship survive? Find out in this beautifully illustrated children’s story.
This latest book in the Horace & Nim series is another gem. llustrated by Chantal Bourgonje, and with a heart-warming story of friendship, it’s a book that children and parents alike will enjoy.
Edie was only trying to cheer her up after Polecat Mac said how terrible Kay’s voice was (and it’s not good). Talent judges can be pretty cruel, and the audiences even worse. Will Kay blame Edie for her humiliation? Will their friendship even survive? Horace and Nim try to help out, but things look pretty grim for the well-meaning duck.
A charming story about friendship and honesty
Edie means well, but sometimes good intentions can backfire
Kay has to conquer her fears, and not worry about being laughed at
She learns that sometimes it’s worth taking a risk in life
A beautifully illustrated children’s book, from the Horace & Nim series
