Follow That String

by Deborah Brown, Kathy Bacovitch

Follow the adventures of Ning and Keppy!

Ning is a boy and Keppy is his teddy and together their wild imaginations take them on wonderful adventures throughout the house.

One day, as they are sitting together day dreaming, a post card with the words 'Follow that string' on it lands on the mat. Baffled but intrigued Ning and Keppy set off on the trail of the seemingly endless piece of string. Join them on their surreal journey and find out what happens at the end of that string - if indeed there is an end!

A story about the power of the imagination and the wonder of books!

Genres: Picture Books

24 pages, Paperback

First published August 7, 2008

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Reviews

[Jamie Bacovitch · Rating 5 out of 5]

Best children's book I ever read, illustrated beautifully cant ask for a more epic adventure

[Chloe Turner · Rating 4 out of 5]

The message of the story is the power of imagination. The illustration mediums are photography and collage which children can use in art. The book is interactive which children would enjoy. There is a boy, a toy and a long piece of string. The words are shown in different ways eg twisted. The book is very colourful. Children could look at prepositions in the story. What happens next? Association of stories and sleep.

[Nojood Alsudairi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Five stars for the artwork!