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Uncle and the Battle for Badgertown (1973) is a children's novel written by J. P. Martin, the last of his Uncle series of six books. [1] It was illustrated, like the others in the series, by Quentin Blake .
Summary. The sixth book about Uncle, the millionaire elephant who has a B.A. degree, begins with the Badgertown police seizing the belongings of Beaver Hateman, Uncle’s enemy, because he has refused to pay his rates. And it ends with a tremendous fight, using egg bombs and duck bombs, between the Hateman gang and Uncle’s supporters for ...
3/5: A bit less comical than Uncle’s five previous books with generally less nonsense. The highlight for me is Uncle coming across a magic rug while Christmas shopping.
- Eric
Uncle and Claudius the Camel. by J.P. Martin. 4.68 · 19 Ratings · published 1969 · 3 editions. Uncle does not often go on holiday as very few hot…. Want to Read. Rate it: Uncle (Uncle, #1), Uncle Cleans Up, Uncle And His Detective, Uncle And The Battle For Badgertown, Uncle and the Treacle Trouble, and Uncle and Claudius ...
Uncle and the Battle for Badgertown. Hardcover – 1 Nov. 1973. The sixth book about Uncle, the millionaire elephant who has a B.A. degree, begins with the Badgertown police seizing the belongings of Beaver Hateman, Uncle’s enemy, because he has refused to pay his rates. And it ends with a tremendous fight, using egg bombs and duck bombs ...
- J. P. Martin
And it ends with a tremendous fight, using egg bombs and duck bombs, between the Hateman gang and Uncle's supporters for possession of the Town Hall, and for the Great Mace, chief treasure of Badgertown. With the help of a new follower, the dog Brass - who has a bark that makes the ears tingle - Uncle continues the exploration of the great castle of Homeward.
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