The Adventures of Billy Bog Brush:
The Lost Boy
by Tim Constable & Ian Campbell
The Lost Boy
by Tim Constable & Ian Campbell
Summary:
While Billy is out for a walk, he comes across a lady who is looking rather worried.
Offering to help, he discovers that her son hasn’t come home for his tea when he should have.
Billy, who knows all the places where the local children go to play,
suggests that he could look for him, which leads to an adventure involving various people and places
in his home town, Flushington! In this intriguing story Billy once again demonstrates his willingness
to help others and work out a way to do something which at first seems beyond him.
Offering to help, he discovers that her son hasn’t come home for his tea when he should have.
Billy, who knows all the places where the local children go to play,
suggests that he could look for him, which leads to an adventure involving various people and places
in his home town, Flushington! In this intriguing story Billy once again demonstrates his willingness
to help others and work out a way to do something which at first seems beyond him.
Information about the Book
Title: The Adventures of Billy Bog Brush: The Lost Boy
Author: Ian Campbell & Tim Constable
Release Date: 15th August 2019
Genre: Picture Book
Page Count: 40
Publisher: Clink Street Publishing
Goodreads Link:
My Review
The Lost Boy is the newest story in the Adventures of Billy Bog Brush series.
In this one, Billy offers to help a mom find her missing son who hasn't come home yet.
Billy goes walking all over town, checking each place where kids might hang out. Does Billy find the missing boy?
I really enjoyed this book, and my son enjoyed reading it along with me. We like following along with Billy as he goes on his adventures through the town of Flushington. And we like that he sends a good message to kids through his adventures.
In The Lost Boy, Billy shows kids how nice it is to be helpful and kind. Billy doesn't just think about himself or ignore the problems around him. He offers to help and do whatever he can to fix those problems. Even the simplest thing can go a long way.
I'd recommend the Billy Bog Brush books to parents of kids of all ages. They're definitely fun, good reads.
4 stars from me!
In this one, Billy offers to help a mom find her missing son who hasn't come home yet.
Billy goes walking all over town, checking each place where kids might hang out. Does Billy find the missing boy?
I really enjoyed this book, and my son enjoyed reading it along with me. We like following along with Billy as he goes on his adventures through the town of Flushington. And we like that he sends a good message to kids through his adventures.
In The Lost Boy, Billy shows kids how nice it is to be helpful and kind. Billy doesn't just think about himself or ignore the problems around him. He offers to help and do whatever he can to fix those problems. Even the simplest thing can go a long way.
I'd recommend the Billy Bog Brush books to parents of kids of all ages. They're definitely fun, good reads.
4 stars from me!
Author Information
Ian Campbell
Ian Campbell is a senior storeman for the MOD. Born into a military family, he has lived in Germany,
Northern Ireland, and the United Kingdom. His first book, A Walk with God, was published in 2011.
Northern Ireland, and the United Kingdom. His first book, A Walk with God, was published in 2011.
Tim Constable
Tim Constable works as a data analyst. He is also a musician, in the Coventry Cathedral choir as a boy,
then later composing and playing in his own rock band. As a graphic artist, he has designed logos and
flyers for various organizations.
then later composing and playing in his own rock band. As a graphic artist, he has designed logos and
flyers for various organizations.
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