by Laurence Anholt, Arthur Robin, Carlo Frabetti · Ediciones Altea SA, Grupo Santillana · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788437223452
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«El Saxofonista de Hamelín» is a children's story by Laurence Anholt, Arthur Robin and Carlo Frabetti, published by Ediciones Altea in paperback (64 pages).
A children's reinterpretation of the classic tale of the Pied Piper of Hamelin: when rats invade the town, a girl saxophonist rides through the streets on a bicycle playing her instrument and the animals follow her, in a fun musical version of the traditional story.
Part of the 'Historias Increíbles' collection, presented on the cover as 'Historias de siempre contadas como nunca'. Edition published by Altea in 1999.
For children and early readers who enjoy musical and fun versions of classic tales.
Laurence Anholt is an English author and illustrator of more than 200 books in over 30 languages, covering a wide age range, from picture books to adult fiction. Anholt's picture books are notable for their upbeat and humorous approach to important issues for young children, often based on his own family experience and typified by a quirky, hand drawn pen and watercolour style. In recent years, Anholt has turned to writing for an older age range, including The Hypnotist a novel for a Young Adult readership published by Penguin Random House, about race and civil rights set in the Deep South of America in the early 1960s. The novel was officially endorsed by Amnesty International and in 2017 won the Historical Association's Young Quills Award. In July 2019, Anholt's first title in the Mindful Detective series featuring Buddhist cop, Vincent Caine, Art of Death was published by Constable / Little, Brown. Laurence Anholt lives in Devon, Southwest England.
