James Derwent

A Story for Another Day James Derwent

Edwin, who likes to say 'sayings', and Taff, who often speaks in rhyme, are great friends, and two of the many animals that live on the African savanna. This is the story of the adventure they had, when the 'strange' humans suddenly appeared at the Old Lake. Their arrival meant that the zebras, and all the other animals, were now faced with a very serious problem, because they would not be able to eat or drink there any more. But then some of the most frightening and dangerous animals on Earth were asked if they would help to put things right. They did... with hilarious results. Why was Edwin hiding himself away? What sort of bird is very hairy and strong? How can six tree trunks frighten humans? And just how silly can you possibly look, when you're wearing pyjamas? This is the amazing and very funny tale that Edwin still gets very embarrassed about. If you ask him, he will always say that it's A Story for Another Day.