Doodle Bites: A Tilly and Friends Book
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (587 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0763643270 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 32 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. She is also the illustrator of MY DAD'S A BIRDMAN by David Almond, HERE'S A LITTLE POEM by Jane Yolen and Andrew Fusek Peters, and SHOE BABY by Joyce Dunbar. She lives in Brighton, England. Polly Dunbar is the author-illustrator of DOG BLUE and PENGUIN
Nobody can draw anything more instantly loveable than one of Dunbar's characters. Observer . Independent on Sunday Pre-school life - albeit an imaginary one with animals rather than humans - is brilliantly observed and captured in this Tilly and friends story
But now Tumpty is sore — in more ways than one — and promptly stamps on Doodle’s tail. The inspired Polly Dunbar wraps up her series about Tilly and Friends with two beguiling new adventures.When Doodle the alligator is feeling bitey, the backside of Tumpty the elephant looks very tempting. No wonder everyone’s upset! Luckily, the friends agree to apologize, and all is well — at least until Doodle starts to feel bitey again.
A Simple Story, Probably Not What You're Expecting from the Risque Title This is another one of those children's picture books where the author has come up with a really clever double meaning title to grab adult's (or even kids) attention, and get them to pick it up off the shelf rather than one of the thousands of other less clever or boring titles in the book store. Kids will want to take it home, just for the laughs that taboo title brings alone. Like with picture books such as Mines Bigger Than Yours and Mum and Dad Glue, as you would probably have guessed, this is not a sequel to I Really Want to Eat a Child and has nothing to do with a croc. This silly little story will give your little one a BIG case of the giggles! BITEY! BITEY! CHOMP! CHOMP! Deb Tilly, Tumpty, Hector, Tiptue, Pru and Doodle all lived together in a cozy little yellow house that had all kinds of little bitey bites taken out of it. Tilly, a little girl with dazzling curls, rosy cheeks and a perfect little smile, didn't look very happy when she stuck her head out the window. She already had three striped bandages plastered on the house and it looked like there were a few more patches that needed to be made. Chomp! Chomp! , "Bitey! Bitey! " It sure did look like Doodle had been at it again. He was all snuggled up in his bed and he "woke up feeling BITEY.. "Doodle Bites" according to Michelle Hogue. What a fun book! Again this is an adorable book in the Tilly and Friends series. I am happy with this book, just as I have been with all of the Tilly books. The book arrived in excellent condition. My daughter and my students love it!