Splat!: How the Smoothie was invented
Aug 2018 · Andrews UK Limited
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The (completely) true story of how the smoothie was invented. The Fruitopians only eat fruit, just over the road, in Vegtaville, they're potty about peas. One day (and quite by mistake), our Fruitopian hero, Huck, drops a very squishy peach on his enemy, Drool. Unfortunately, Drool is the biggest boy in Vegtaville and the son of the Vegtavillain king. This starts a battle between the two towns, which becomes the biggest food fight in history. It reaches its conclusion when food history is made! A fable to the wholesome power of healthy eating and covering your neighbour in very ripe tomato.
The (completely) true story of how the smoothie was invented. The Fruitopians only eat fruit, just over the road, in Vegtaville, they're potty about peas. One day (and quite by mistake), our Fruitopian hero, Huck, drops a very squishy peach on his enemy, Drool. Unfortunately, Drool is the biggest...
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Robin lives near Oxford in England. However, he spends a lot of his time in the mountains between France and Spain where he can get some peace to write amusing and irresponsible stories and rhymes for children. Writing SPLAT! he was inspired by a whole childhood of not eating a vegetable unless threatened with the pointy end of a carrot.
Robin lives near Oxford in England. However, he spends a lot of his time in the mountains between France and Spain where he can get some peace to write amusing and irresponsible stories and rhymes for children. Writing SPLAT! he was inspired by a whole childhood of not eating a vegetable unless t...
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