Description

A delightfully colourful story following Paul and his new best friend, Zippel, a tiny ghost who lives in a keyhole.

Paul returns home from school one day to discover a tiny ghost is living in the keyhole of his front door. He names him Zippel, and the little ghost is curious about everything, from food and clothes to how the toilet flushes! But Paul’s parents want to change the locks – can Paul find Zippel a new home in time? Filled with colourful pictures from best-loved illustrator Axel Scheffler, Zippel is a charming story about finding friends in the most unexpected of places. Translated by Rachel Ward.

• A colourful story for young readers, filled with illustrations from the renowned Axel Scheffler
• Humour and a message about finding strength in friendship
• ‘The jokes sing and we had to stop several times during the story so my giggling six-year-old boy could wipe his eyes dry’ The Times, Best Children’s Books of 2019

Ages 7+