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The Scarecrow and his Servant

A scarecrow and an orphan journey to claim Spring Valley.

Philip Pullman's 2004 children's novel The Scarecrow and his Servant features a lightning-struck scarecrow who comes alive and employs an orphan boy, Jack, as his servant. Their journey to claim Spring Valley for the scarecrow earned the book the 2005 Nestlé Smarties Book Prize Silver Award and a 2004 Carnegie Medal shortlisting.

Quick Facts

Author
Philip Pullman
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
Genre
Children's, Fantasy
Publisher
Doubleday
Published
4 November 2004
Pages
230

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When was The Scarecrow and his Servant published?

The Scarecrow and his Servant was published on 4 November 2004.

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The Scarecrow and his Servant has 230 pages.

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