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Farmer Boris and the broken leg

Boer Boris en het gebroken been Bibliotheek
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"Farmer Boris and the Broken Leg" is a charming picture book in the successful series by Ted van Lieshout and Philip Hopman. In this installment, brother Berend has to go to the hospital with a broken leg.
Brother Berend in the hospital

Oh dear, brother Berend has fallen from the apple tree and broken his leg! He's being taken to the hospital by ambulance. If he has to stay there overnight, he'll feel very lonely. Luckily, Boris and his little sister Sam come to visit the next day. But yes, it's the animals that Berend misses most. Farmer Boris wouldn't be Farmer Boris if he didn't have a solution: with a large crane, he hoists the farm animals right up to the hospital window.
Farmer Boris

The popular Farmer Boris series by Ted van Lieshout and Philip Hopman has won numerous awards. "Farmer Boris in the Snow" won a Vlag & Wimpel prize, "Farmer Boris Goes to Sea" was chosen as Picture Book of the Year in 2015, and "Farmer Boris Goes to Grandma's" was selected as the key title for Children's Book Week in 2016.

Specifications
  • Author: Ted van Lieshout
  • Language: Dutch
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Original release date: May 31, 2017
  • Number of pages: 32
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