Pocket Tiger (Pocket Pals) - Hardcover

Twinn, Michael

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 0859538710 ISBN 13: 9780859538718

Publisher: Child's Play, 2001

Synopsis

No child will ever be lonely with a Pocket Pal. Pocket Pals are a great early reading resource, full of real information about animals from all over the world. Pocket Pals are appealingly shaped, easy to keep clean and eminently collectable. A sturdy die cut book just right for tiny hands and parents' pockets, each in the "Pocket Pals" series shows favorite animals and its activities. The simple text and pictures make observations about each animal's most common characteristics.

About this title

About the Author:

Pam Adams est nee en 1919 en Angleterre. Elle a toujours dessine etant enfant et c'est tout naturellement qu'elle s'est inscrite au Swindi Art College puis au Centrak School of Art a Londres. Apres ses etudes, elle a debute en tant que graphiste dans des agences de publicite de Londres. Elle a publie son premier album "There was an old lady who swallowed a fly" en 1972, album toujours publie par son editeur anglais.Pam Adams est decedee en 2010.

Review:

Two books in one. The big book is for parents to read and follows a mother tiger as she rears her cubs. Fitting snugly into a cut-out hole in the big book is a tiny book for little hands to hold, describing that same wild world from a tiger cub's perspective. Cork Evening Echo, February 2005 This series of books has four proud parents to choose from, including penguins, tigers, elephants and pandas. Each board book comes with it's own smaller version, ideal for little fingers. Classed as the perfect sharing experience, these books allow parents or older siblings to read the larger book while the baby joins in with his own mini version. The delightful characters will enchant your child while introducing him to wildlife. babyworld.co.uk, March 2005

About this edition

• Publisher: Child's Play
• Publication date: 2001
• ISBN 10: 0859538710
• ISBN 13: 9780859538718
• Binding: Board book
• Number of pages: 12