*Special Offer* Lyna Lankylegs & The Bright Hill Gang: Doggy Drama (2-Books Bundle)

Suggested for ages 7-12 Look inside the book Synopsis Lyna Lankylegs and the Bright Hill Gang are back for more tree-climbing adventures, fun games and forbidden treats. But when Lyna’s mother insists she spend more time with perfect Jane and her crazy dog, her friend turns out to be a frenemy and everything goes wrong. Now it’s up to the Bright Hill Gang to save the day and prove who Lyna’s true friends really are. Doggy Drama is the second instalment in the Lankylegs series, inspired by author Linda Locke’s own childhood in 1950s Singapore. All copies can be signed on request in remarks. °°°°° Specification ISBN: 9789814757249 Format: Paperback Size: 215mm x 140mm Pages: 264 Published: 2026 Praise Quotes ‘This is just the kind of adventure that all children will love. I can see Lyna Lankylegs and her gang taking readers to places they have never been—1950’s Singapore is hardly written about for children.’ — Eva Wong Nava, Award-winning children’s book author ‘A real big story with lots of biographical memories woven through it. Very evocative writing.’ — James Lee, author of Mr Mystery and Mr Midnight ‘Lyna Lankylegs is a force of nature, and I can’t wait to see what kind of adventures she gets into next! Linda Locke has a wonderful knack for making her characters come alive and so relatable for even today’s children. The Bright Hill Gang are not only lovable and big-hearted, they will remind you—and teach the younger generation—of simpler and kinder times.’ — Eldes Tran, book editor ‘Fun story!The jungle adventure is the best part, especially meeting the wild boar! I like the drawings of the people, should make them into figures so I can collect them.' — Emil Veloo, 10 years old ‘A fresh adventure story that childen around 6-10 years old will love!' — Elaine Haren, mother ‘Lyna Lankylegs, Raining Coconuts, is funny and draws kids out of their normal modern everyday lives with wild adventures in Singapore in the 1950’s when the jungle was the playground and adventure was waiting around every corner! This book inspires conversation between parent and child—how growing up as a child back then in Singapore is different today. There was more freedom to play, more trees to climb and less rules and restrictions. Are these things they wish they had today? This story has the ability to champion adventure and the importance of long and happy friendships.' — Anna Bervander