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The Great Boffo (Hardcover)
Loot Price: R454
Discovery Miles 4 540
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The Great Boffo (Hardcover)
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Loot Price R454
Discovery Miles 4 540
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Next morning, he awoke to find at the foot of his bed a gleaming
new bicycle, with a note tied to the handlebars. "From Boffo in
gratitude," it read, "but remember my words: the machine is not as
important as the man." The Great Boffo is coming to town! A young
boy yearns to watch his hero in the big bicycle race, in Frank
Dickens' 1973 children's classic. But first he has delivery rounds
to make on his old boneshaker. When Boffo gets a puncture, he has
no choice but to borrow the boy's delivery bike and try his hardest
to win the race ... A classic tale of sporting heroism from the
golden age of cycling. Frank Dickens was an author and illustrator,
best known for his cartoon strip 'Bristow', which ran for a
record-breaking 41 years in the Evening Standard. An outstanding
cyclist as a young man, Dickens nearly turned pro but instead found
fame as a cartoonist, becoming one of the nation's favourites. His
work appeared in many papers, including the Sunday Express and
Sunday Times, as well as in many successful books. - A nostalgic
cycling classic, depicting the golden era of racing - Boffo's
stirring message "the machine is not as important as the man"
reclaims an important sporting ideal from Lance Armstrong and It's
Not About the Bike. - Frank Dickens' work has been loved by
millions over the years, including the record breaking 41 year
history of his 'Bristow' strip in the Evening Standard.
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