Published by Red Fox, part of Random House Children's Publishers UK
Format: Paperback
£5.99
Author:
Nicholas Allan
Format: Paperback
EAN: 9780099438632
£5.99
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EAN: 9780099438632
Published: 6 Sep 2012
A big sister is horrified when she can't fit into her swimming costume. Her BOTTOM IS SOO BIG! But her little sister has some good advice.
There follows a wonderful romp through history and fairyland, as the little sister explains exactly why a big bottom can be useful. Father Christmas needs one for crash landings and, if you are a queen, a big bum is vital to keep you comfy while sitting on your throne . . .
Once again Nicholas Allan combines laugh-out-loud humour with real insight that cannot fail to raise a smile.
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Endlessly inventive, Nicholas Allan knows just what appeals to young children . . . Clever, quirky and beautifully illustrated, children will love this
- Parents in Touch
Cheeky title but with a subtle message about loving your body whatever its shape and size. Lovely
- Sunday Mirror
Celebrate your body whatever shape or size with Nicholas Allan's cheeky picture book
- Bournemouth Daily Echo
Unconventional . . . Clever narrative
- Baby & You
An hilarious picture book with an important message
- Right Start
Quirky . . . lovely twist at the end
- West Sussex Gazette
Nicholas Allan is the author/illustrator of over thirty children’s books.
His first radio play was broadcast by BBC Radio 4 while he studied at the Slade School of Art. He then completed an MA in Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia. Nicholas worked as a waiter, three weeks in a publisher’s office and as a part-time teacher of a life class before he published his first book, The Hefty Fairy (1989). Since then he has been a full-time writer and illustrator. Nicholas has been the Chairman of the Society of Authors' Children’s Group and frequently appears on television and radio.
