Breakfast, lunch and dinner, it's always the same . . . krill! So one small whale decides to try something different and is soon embarking upon a journey of culinary discovery.
However, as with most eating adventures, this small whale bites off more than he can chew and eventually krill don't seem so bad.
This is Dawn Casey's first book for Bloomsbury. Her previously published titles include The Great Race, published by Barefoot. She has also worked as a children's book reviewer for Achuka and Armadillo, and as the organiser of the Brighton Children's Book Festival. Dawn lives in East Sussex.
Nick Price lives in deepest Devon, always keeping one eye open for dolphins, porpoises and even the occasional basking shark. When he's not doing that, he sits in his studio and uses the other eye to illustrate books for children, including Pongwiffy, Clover Twig, The Snagglegrollop and Tumtum and Nutmeg.
Title: More, More, More!
Author: Casey, Dawn
ISBN: 9781408800003
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Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Publication Date: 2011-01-04
Number of Pages: 32
Weight: 0.1588 kg
'Vibrant colours and friendly marine creatures make for an instantly appealing backdrop to More, More, More. Blending repetition with onomatopoeic phrases, the story allows the young to become vociferously involved as a baby whale . . . delightfully fresh and ideal for sharing' * The Bookseller *
'If you like a bit of noise, action and child participation in your picture books, then this delightful story of a baby whale who decides to branch out from his daily diet of boring krill is perfect . . . Lots of fun and bright, energetic illustrations will make this a bedtime favourite for reading out loud together' * Daily Mail *
'A humourous adventure brought to life with fabulous illustrations' * Creative Steps *
'This variation on the traditional Danish Fat Cat has that traditional tale's cumulative structure with the added delights of onomatopoeia, alliteration and rhyme, not to mention a whole feast of delicious sounding words. Nick Price's detailed portraits . . . are in whale's words, brill ' * Books for Keeps *
