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Tamar Tepper Kochen

Let the wild imaginations of children run free with this hilarious and interactive read-aloud book!

With vibrant illustrations of animals in preposterous settings, budding readers will be captivated by the joy of rhyming structures and speech patterns. As they giggle, smile, and laugh at each page, their rhyming and reading skills will be enhanced. Imaginations will be sparked as children imagine their own ridiculous rhymes. From a chicken that lived in a kitchen, to a pig with a crazy-haired wig, and even a whale that befriended a snail, this book has something for everyone. If you enjoyed B.J. Novak's The Book with No Pictures or Mo Willems' Elephant & Piggie series, Animal Antics is sure to delight.

Whether read at home, in the classroom, or gifted to a friend, this charming book will bring smiles to the faces of its audience.

Purchase yours today and bring joy to the special children in your life! ♥

The perfect gift for kids ages: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 and grades K-2

Brad Grochowski

ASA Books

Animal Antics

Animal Antics: A Rhyming Book of Creatures Big and Small: A Fun (and Funny!) Interactive Read Aloud Picture Book For Kids Ages 1 - 7

A.N. Wilson

Sneak behind the skirting board with Furball the trusting hamster, and run riot with the Mokes - a gang of cockney mice...
It's a scary world out there, especially if you're a pet hamster who likes nothing better than snuggling into a cashmere sock with a pouch full of honey seeds. So when Furball escapes her cozy cage and goes gallivanting with a gang of cockney mice who call themselves the Mokes, it can only end in trouble.
Suddenly this brave little hamster is dodging fearsome winged Fevvas in the garden, and smelly long-tailed Narks in the cellar. And she'll have to be very careful not to be caught out by poisonous Floor Food, lethal Sticky Traps, or the dreaded Ole Snapper.
Meanwhile the Humans, (or 'Ooms', if you're a Moke) are on the hunt for their beloved pet. And while they're searching high and low for their beloved pet, they're also dealing with a serious mouse problem...
A.N. Wilson's children's books have been hugely well received:
'delightful' - Daily Mail
'clever, moving, imaginative' - Daily Telegraph
'An excellent book... for the whole family' - Spectator

Corvus

Furball and the Mokes

Brought to life by celebrated author and animal lover A. N. Wilson, and charmingly illustrated, Hazel will capture the hearts of guinea-pig lovers everywhere.
Creep under the kitchen table and join Hazel the greedy guinea pig as she gets into some sticky situations...
Hazel the guinea pig just wants to explore. But she's also very fond of food... When her seven-year-old owner puts her down into the kitchen, she seizes her chance to escape - but her bulging tummy gets her stuck in a wellington boot!
That's just the beginning of Hazel's adventures. She's about to meet Tobacco, a handsome boy guinea pig, and together they must fight off a hutch invasion from a curious furball called Fudge. Can Hazel and Tobacco warn the humans in time - using just the power of squealing?

Hazel

Clever, moving, imaginative and funny, this is both a wonderful adventure story, and a sly look at humans through the eyes of a cat.
A cat of literary distinction - Naomi Lewis, Observer
A.N. Wilson has written a classic... His episodic, quasi-picaresque story is deeply read-on, funny, moving and exciting (Literary Review). Pufftail the tabby cat was a prince among strays. He was charming, adventurous, a gentleman of the road - not for him a life purring around the shins of a Two Footer. Now that he's old and grey-whiskered, he can laze in the sun, telling the story of his life to his admiring young grandkitten.
Not all his memories are happy though. He's been thrown out of a moving car, been experimented on in a science lab and joined the violent Cat Brotherhood. Some Two Footers have been kind to him, but he'd rather be free. And he can't understand humans at all. Why do they live in giant cages? Why do they put smoking chimneys in their mouths? And why do they want their own animals?