Review
Full of fun animal noises to make all the way through, this is a great book for sharing with babies and toddlers (The Bookbag)
Perfect for sharing with a baby and older brother or sister (Sarah's Book Reviews)
A welcome addition to the bookshelf (School Librarian)
A great story to share again and again. (Bookbag)
This humorous brightly illustrated picture book will resonate with every member of the family (Books For Keeps)
A brightly coloured, beautifully illustrated book that can be shared with children of any age. (Sarah's Book Reviews)
Humorous brightly illustrated picture book. (Books For Keeps)
This humorous brightly illustrated picture book will resonate with every member of the family! (Books for Keeps)
this book will delight... A welcome addition to the bookshelf. (School Librarian)
Product Description
This book is perfect for sharing with a baby and older brother or sister - helping to reinforce the bond between siblings.
Book Description
A family outing quickly turns into a fantastic parade of animals, with Baby leading the way. But what is Baby trying to tell everyone? Perhaps his big brother can help to save the day!
About the Author
Julia Jarman has won the Stockport Schools' Book Award twice for her lively picture book texts. Julia used to be a teacher but was encouraged to start writing by her three children who asked for 'real characters like us'. When she became a grandmother, it provided the perfect inspiration for her picture book texts. Julia often visits schools and libraries where she enjoys sharing her enthusiasm for facts and fiction. Julia lives near Bedford.
Adrian Reynolds is one of today's most popular children's illustrators. After studying illustration at Anglia and then working in a specialist children's bookshop, he went on to illustrate the popular Pete and Polo series for Orchard. Adrian is well-known for his lively and colourful illustrations like those in the fantastic Big Red Bath and the bestselling Harry and the Bucketful of Dinosaurs - winner of the Sheffield Children's Book Prize and shortlisted for the Children's Book Award and now an animated series on television. Adrian lives in Cambridge with his wife and two sons.
