Morty the Meatball: Sees the Eiffel Tower

From Australian author Emma Clare

Morty the Meatball: Sees the Eiffel Tower

In a cosy Paris restaurant filled with garlic, butter and ooey-gooey cheese, a brave little meatball named Morty dreams of seeing the Eiffel Tower sparkle like a thousand diamonds.

One fateful evening, Morty tumbles off his plate on a wild, wibbly-wobbly adventure: dodging an angry chef with a rolling pin, escaping a hungry customer, outrunning a fluffy poodle, tumbling through sewers, charming an underground king of rats, scaring off peckish pigeons with a mighty garlic roar, and finally popping out of a manhole to behold the twinkling tower of his dreams.

Full of puns, heart and hilarious close calls, this picture book is a delicious celebration of courage, friendship and chasing the biggest dreams, even if you're just a very small, very saucy meatball.

Perfect for bedtime giggles and anyone who believes no dream is too big (or too meaty)!

Book Specifications

• Trim size: 7 x 7 inches
• Page count: 35 pages (full colour throughout)
• Binding: Softcover perfect bound
• Recommended for: Ages 3–8, early readers, French-themed stories, food adventures, and tales of bravery and friendship

A grate little story about a meatball with a very big heart and an even bigger dream!