by Alan Fraser · Corgi Childrens · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780440865384
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«13 Pairs of Blue Suede Shoes» is Alan Fraser's children's novel, published by Corgi Childrens in paperback (128 pages, in English).
Sam is fed up with Malcolm telling everyone that Sam's father sings in a male choir, and her patience runs out when that choir performs at school. Her friend Eddie has a different reason for embarrassment: his father imitates Elvis Presley. The worst news is that both fathers will perform together.
Published on 5 June 2003, this English edition is aimed at readers aged 7 and over and falls within children's school stories.
For early readers who enjoy humorous school stories and family mix-ups.
Alan Fraser "Foo" Davies was an Australian political scientist and author, known for his quip that Australians have a "talent for bureaucracy" and for his work on the relation between bureaucracy and public service. A professor at the University of Melbourne, Davies wrote a series of highly influential books on Australian politics.
