Deep in the dewy forest sits an only, lonely panda bear. I wish I had a friend, Panda sighs, as playful sifakas and graceful flamingos dance around him. But who's that peeking through the bamboo? And can Panda work out how to be her friend? With stunning illustrations from Jonny Lambert (Little Why, Tiger Tiger, The Great Aaa-Ooo), The Only Lonely Panda is a funny and uplifting celebration of friendship and individuality. Perfect for little ones who are learning to make friends at a new nursery or school!
Jonny grew up in Surrey and always knew he wanted to be an artist of some sort. Encouraged by his art tutor at the Reigate School of Art and Design, Jonny is now an artist of many sorts: a talented illustrator with over 300 titles to his name, designer, and paper engineer. He lives with his wife, daughter and a menagerie of animals near Horsham, West Sussex.
Title: The Only Lonely Panda
Author: Lambert, Jonny
ISBN: 9781848696747
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Publisher: Little Tiger Press Group
Publication Date: 2018-07-12
Number of Pages: 32
Weight: 0.1600 kg
:The message is an important one, and it's a lovely story, full of things that will make children laugh, while the illustrations are gorgeous - bright and bold, the animals glow and shimmer against a silvery-grey background. -- LoveReading4Kids
The book gently deals with social issues whilst simultaneously teaching about nature through its playful and accepting animal characters. Meant to be shared and read out loud, it is perfect for little humans who aren't quite sure how to make friends in a new nursery or school. -- Children's Books Ireland
...a wonderful story with beautiful illustrations. Sharing and being yourself are the best ways of making friends- perfect! -- North Somerset Book Award
What a gorgeous production this is. Its metallic silver ink finish really makes the gorgeous glowing colours of the forest animals stand out. Jonny Lambert uses the space on the page with supreme artistry: every spread is skilfully choreographed in what seems like a virtuoso performance of an animal ballet. -- Jill R Bennett
...a funny and uplifting celebration of friendship and individuality -- Pocket Nannies
...a stunning story, both visually and verbally... Panda's attempts to find a friend are portrayed with wry humour and moving simplicity, providing an uplifting and reassuring celebration of friendship and learning to be yourself. -- Lancashire Evening Post
