Sticky Beak facts for kids
| Author | Morris Gleitzman |
|---|---|
| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
| Series | Blabber Mouth |
| Genre | Children's novel |
| Publisher | multiple |
| ISBN | 1-74093-009-6 |
| Preceded by | Blabber Mouth |
| Followed by | Gift of the Gab |
Sticky Beak is an exciting children's novel. It was first published in 1993. The book was written by Morris Gleitzman, a famous English-born Australian author.
This story is a sequel to another book called Blabber Mouth. A sequel means it continues the story from the first book. Sticky Beak takes place in Australia. It follows the fun and sometimes tricky adventures of a girl named Rowena Batts. Rowena communicates without speaking, and her nickname is Tonto. In 1994, Sticky Beak won the CROW award, which is a special prize for books.
What Happens in Sticky Beak?
The story of Sticky Beak starts right after the first book, Blabber Mouth, finishes. Rowena's dad has now married her teacher. This brings new changes to Rowena's life.
Rowena's Big Mess
At a special party, Rowena causes a big splash! She throws a plate of custard and jelly. It lands in a fan, and splatters all over the people there. Rowena tries to get away from the trouble she caused.
Rescuing a Cockatoo
While trying to avoid getting into trouble, Rowena finds a cockatoo. This bird needs help. It has been treated poorly by Darryn Peck, who is a bully in the neighborhood. Rowena decides to rescue the cockatoo. This brave act leads her on new adventures.
