Fred is a dreamer who likes to give the teacher answers the teacher does not expect. Fred even points out where he thinks the teacher gets it wrong. To make matters worse, Fred believes he is right. No wonder he lands into trouble. Yet this is what gets him going on his amazing adventure.<br /> <br />This is a story for the young at heart, any adventurous spirit, aged roughly between nine and ninety years old.
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Ian Higgins. Fred's Amazing Holiday
THE BEGINNING
GETTING READY
THE BIG DAY DAWNS
THE NEXT TRIP
ON THE ROAD TO WINTON
THE DINOSAUR DAY DAWNS
DINOSAUR FOOT PRINTS AT LAST
MEETING THE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE
AFTER THE TRIP TO THE DINOSAUR SITE
THE NEW DAY: NEW PEOPLE TO MEET
ON THE TRAIN HEADING HOME
AT LAST AFTER A LONG DAY
Extra info for the curious reader
Some Extra Facts for You About My Life
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FRED’S AMAZING HOLIDAY
Ian Higgins
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“Go back to your seat, boy. And just for once, don’t say another word.”
So I don’t say a word but I do think about, “Four extra cuts for extra cheek.” Then I get it. Mr Brown listens to Little Mr Fourex, on 4BK on Friday nights, when Mr. Fourex in his squeaky little jockey voice, is giving his racing tips for the Saturday races at Eagle Farm or Doomben. On this radio program, the motto for Fourex Beer is, “For extra punch, for extra pep, Fourex beer is the logical step.” Dad drinks Fourex that comes in those big brown bottles, when playing cards with his friends on a Saturday arvo. He says, “Fourex is the best.” Grandpa says, “Bulimba beer is Best!”
