The Bacon Series series - author   children's fiction   children's  
First known date: 1996 Issue Details: First known date: 1996... 1996 The Bacon Series
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y separately published work icon My Friend Roger Bacon Stephen Measday , Port Melbourne : Reed , 1998 Z923304 1998 single work children's fiction children's 'Roger Bacon is a piglet who talks, walks and sings - and he's come to stay with Lucy Russo. In this hilarious sequel to "A pig called Francis Bacon", Lucy faces heaps of trouble in raising Francis Bacon's son, Roger--Back cover.' (Libraries Australia record).
y separately published work icon A Pig Called Francis Bacon Stephen Measday , Dingley : Mammoth , 1996 Z923325 1996 single work children's fiction children's humour
y separately published work icon Roger Bacon Reporting Stephen Measday , Sydney : Hodder Headline Australia , 2001 Z923335 2001 single work children's fiction children's A story about a talking pig, the world's first pig reporter. (Libraries Australia record).
y separately published work icon Bringing Home the Bacons Stephen Measday , Sydney : Hodder Children's Books , 2003 Z1050162 2003 single work children's fiction children's humour ' The original pig with human genes and the ability to speak, Francis Bacon, now has several clever descendants and Francis' son Roger has to find a home for everyone and somehow pay for it. The solution seems to be for Roger and his human friend Lucy Russo to go on stage with their (fake) ventriloquist act. They are such a hit they are signed up for television but all the attention threatens the safety of the others. Meanwhile, on the isolated farm Roger has found, a friendly hermit ... is in danger from robbers. Adventure and humour in novels that will extend mid primary readers.' The Source subscription database.
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