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I LIKE TO PUT FOOD IN MY WELLY
Written by Jason Korsner
Published by Graffeg: 17th October 2019
Age: 3+
RRP: £7.99
ISBN 9781913134006
“The imaginative and playful rhymes of Jason Korsner’s I Like to Put Food in My Welly experiment with language to comic effect, conjuring up a sequence of images that will have children in stitches. A laugh-out-loud picture book with endless surprises.”
REVIEWS:
“Children will adore this brilliantly surreal book of poems, which get sillier for the longer you read them,” Book Trust
“Will have them in fits of giggles from start to finish,” Just Imagine
“It’s so funny, kids will want to read it again and again,” Kids Books We Love
Jason Korsner is a broadcast journalist with the BBC, as well as a film reviewer and film-maker. I Like to Put Food in My Welly and What Can You See? are his first books for children.
Max Low is a graduate of Hereford College of Arts and was selected by bestselling children’s author Nicola Davies to illustrate Bee Boy and the Moonflowers, the penultimate tale in Graffeg’s Shadows and Light series. Max is the author and illustrator of the Ceri & Deri series of educational children’s picture books, also published by Graffeg. Max was selected as ‘one to watch’ by the Bookseller.
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