About “Pigeon post”

Pigeon Post is the 6th novel in Arthur Ransome's Swallows and Amazons series, published in 1936, and was the first winner of the Carnegie Medal for the best children's book by a British subject. Unlike the rest of the series, it does not feature sailing, instead centering on mining in the Lake District's Fells, with descriptions of using homing pigeons to carry messages.

Book details

First published
1936
Latest edition
2013 · ISBN 9781448161454
Pages
116
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Frequently asked questions

How many pages is Pigeon post?

Pigeon post by Arthur Michell Ransome has 116 pages.