The Queen & Mr Brown

The Queen & Mr Brown

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The original story in which the Queen and Mr Brown visit the Natural History Museum. It is the Queen’s day off and the weather is miserable with wet falling snow. She decides they will walk to the museum to visit the dinosaurs. Mr Brown is fed up before they get there. They spend the morning looking at exhibits then sit on a bench for a rest. The Queen falls asleep and dreams of Ascot races. She dreams she is taking part in a race for dinosaurs. She is about to win when another dinosaur comes from behind to beat her. It is ridden by Mr Brown. He is presented with the Ascot Dinosaur Derby  winner’s trophy. As they leave the museum she wonders why the dinosaurs really did die out. ‘It’s because they went out in weather like this!’ Mr Brown thinks angrily.

A day for dinosaurs

The original story in which the Queen and Mr Brown visit the Natural History Museum. It is the Queen’s day off and the weather is miserable with wet falling snow. She decides they will walk to the museum to visit the dinosaurs. Mr Brown is fed up before they get there. They spend the morning looking at exhibits then sit on a bench for a rest. The Queen falls asleep and dreams of Ascot races. She dreams she is taking part in a race for dinosaurs. She is about to win when another dinosaur comes from behind to beat her. It is ridden by Mr Brown. He is presented with the Ascot Dinosaur Derby  winner’s trophy. As they leave the museum she wonders why the dinosaurs really did die out. ‘It’s because they went out in weather like this!’ Mr Brown thinks angrily.
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in which The Queen & Mr Brown meet the animals who live in the museum. The Queen has a secret passion for natural history. She gets permission to visit the Museum at night with Mr Brown to study the exhibits undisturbed. A toucan flies in to enquire what they are doing there. When he has found out that they are friendly he calls to his friends to come in and soon they are  surrounded by animals. The animals introduce themselves and describe their special abilities and then ask the Queen and Mr Brown about their special abilities. They have to think fast but manage to impress the animals and they leave with an invitation to come again soon.

A night in the Natural History Museum

The follow-on story to A day for dinosaurs in which The Queen & Mr Brown meet the animals who live in the museum. The Queen has a secret passion for natural history. She gets permission to visit the Museum at night with Mr Brown to study the exhibits undisturbed. A toucan flies in to enquire what they are doing there. When he has found out that they are friendly he calls to his friends to come in and soon they are  surrounded by animals. The animals introduce themselves and describe their special abilities and then ask the Queen and Mr Brown about their special abilities. They have to think fast but manage to impress the animals and they leave with an invitation to come again soon.
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in which the Queen and Mr Brown make their first mystery tour on Conkerdor, the space transporter. The Queen and Mr Brown have arranged to meet the animals in front of  the museum in Cromwell Road. They are amazed  when a trap door opens next to them and Polar Bear and Toucan rise from the pavement. They are taken below the museum  to Conkerdor the space transporter and invited to climb aboard. When they discover that they will be taken to meet a family of rats living in a rubbish dump they are not delighted. But the rats are utterly charming and they share a meal. Then the young rats put on a most spectacular stage show. They leave very impressed by the rats.

Meet the rats

The third story in which the Queen and Mr Brown make their first mystery tour on Conkerdor, the space transporter. The Queen and Mr Brown have arranged to meet the animals in front of  the museum in Cromwell Road. They are amazed  when a trap door opens next to them and Polar Bear and Toucan rise from the pavement. They are taken below the museum  to Conkerdor the space transporter and invited to climb aboard. When they discover that they will be taken to meet a family of rats living in a rubbish dump they are not delighted. But the rats are utterly charming and they share a meal. Then the young rats put on a most spectacular stage show. They leave very impressed by the rats.
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The Queen and Mr Brown are on their way to the museum for another mystery tour and it is pouring with rain.  Mr Brown hates London in the rain!  Inside Conkerdor they learn that they will travel to the middle of the ocean and descend to the bottom where there is no light at all, to meet an Anglerfish,  the ugliest fish in the sea. On their way down they meet other strange creatures. When they finally meet the Anglerfish it is different to what they had imagined and it tells them a tragic tale. There is a problem with Conkerdor’s heating system and they are rescued by a whale who takes them to the surface. They return immediately to the museum feeling shocked and shaken. Mr Brown is relieved to be back in London and he now even loves the rain.  And the Queen has a great story to tell her grandchildren.

The ugliest fish
in the sea.

The Queen and Mr Brown are on their way to the museum for another mystery tour and it is pouring with rain.  Mr Brown hates London in the rain!  Inside Conkerdor they learn that they will travel to the middle of the ocean and descend to the bottom where there is no light at all, to meet an Anglerfish,  the ugliest fish in the sea. On their way down they meet other strange creatures. When they finally meet the Anglerfish it is different to what they had imagined and it tells them a tragic tale. There is a problem with Conkerdor’s heating system and they are rescued by a whale who takes them to the surface. They return immediately to the museum feeling shocked and shaken. Mr Brown is relieved to be back in London and he now even loves the rain.  And the Queen has a great story to tell her grandchildren.