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Learn morePhilip Ardagh's Unlikely Exploits chart the extraordinary changes in fortune of the downtrodden McNally family beginning with THE FALL OF FERGAL. The setting is an unidentified country suffering from an unexpected breakout of large holes.
The McNally children find themselves in The Dell Hotel, the venue for the final of the Tap 'n' Type typing competition, surrounded by a strange assortment of characters ranging from Twinkle-Toes Tweedy, the house detective, to Mr. Peach, a ventriloquist with a very large moustache.
With young Fergal McNally falling to his death at the very beginning, the only way for the McNallys is up . . . .
When not writing silly books, Philip Ardagh is very serious indeed and frowns a great deal. He also sports a pair of those little round glasses brainy people often wear. His writes fiction and nonfiction for all ages, and his Eddie Dickens Trilogy books are bestsellers.
Joe BarrettāsĀ 30 years as an actor includes appearances off Broadway inĀ ReunionĀ and on Broadway inĀ Raggedy Ann. His television credits includeĀ The Conan OāBrien ShowĀ andĀ The David Letterman Show.Ā He has appeared in features films and has been seen in dozens of commercials.
When not writing silly books, Philip Ardagh is very serious indeed and frowns a great deal. He also sports a pair of those little round glasses brainy people often wear. His writes fiction and nonfiction for all ages, and his Eddie Dickens Trilogy books are bestsellers.
Joe BarrettāsĀ 30 years as an actor includes appearances off Broadway inĀ ReunionĀ and on Broadway inĀ Raggedy Ann. His television credits includeĀ The Conan OāBrien ShowĀ andĀ The David Letterman Show.Ā He has appeared in features films and has been seen in dozens of commercials.