Something Terrible: Tim Tie-Your-Shoelaces (Dyslexia-Friendly Edition)

Something Terrible: Tim Tie-Your-Shoelaces (Dyslexia-Friendly Edition) - Paperback

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Something Terrible: Tim Tie-Your-Shoelaces (Dyslexia-Friendly Edition)

Something Terrible: Tim Tie-Your-Shoelaces (Dyslexia-Friendly Edition) - Paperback

by Sally Barton
$34.54
Sale price  $34.54 Regular price 

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by Sally Barton (Author)

Dyslexic Books are specially formatted books for people with dyslexia in the Open Dyslexic font. Some Dyslexic Books features: *bolds the bottom of letters to anchor the words and train the eye across the line *improved spacing between the letters and words *gives letters larger openings. The books are printed on cream paper with black text.

Goosebumps meets The Treehouse in this wonderful first instalment of a hilarious new series, Something Terrible. Tim Mulligan lives at 25 Rufus Street. You might be surprised to know that is his name, because most people think his name is Tim Tie-your-shoelaces. But no matter how many people tell him, or how often, Tim never ties his shoelaces. One morning, just as Tim was leaving for school, his mum called, 'Tim! Tie your shoelaces. Something terrible could happen!' This is the story of the something terrible that did. Sally Barton weaves a tale of mayhem, mess and beasties, in this flip-flappin' street-slappin' first installment of the terrible things that happen in Rufus Street.
Number of Pages: 82
Dimensions: 0.2 x 9.21 x 6.14 IN
Publication Date: August 04, 2025
ISBN9781038709424
Author Sally Barton
PublisherDyslexic Books
GenreChildren
FormatPaperback
PublishedAugust 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages82
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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