Meet four mucky birds in need of a bath! They’ve got soap, shampoo and a big bottle of bubble bath, but can they be trusted not to use it all? And will they keep the water inside the tub? No, probably not, but at least they’ll be squeaky clean!
The real trouble is, when bath time is this much fun, absolutely EVERYONE wants to get in!
A second title in his new, young, character-led picture book series exploring key childhood moments and milestones. Fresh, funny and utterly relatable, with a playful text that will delight young and old . An exciting and energetic new addition to a stand-out series from the award-winning author/illustrator, Steve Antony, creator of Please Mr Panda.
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Since his 2014 debut, Steve Antony has so far written and illustrated over 20 picture books, including the Mr Panda series, The Queen Collection, Unplugged, Green Lizards Vs Red Rectangles, Amazing and You Can. Steve has been nominated seven times and long listed once for the Kate Greenaway Medal. The Queen's Hat was adapted into a musical concert by the London Symphony Orchestra and won the Evening Standard's Oscar's Book Prize. His award winning Mr Panda series has so far sold over one million copies worldwide and has been optioned for TV. Steve also illustrated Tim Minchin's When I Grow Up, a cover of the Famous Five and the all-new Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (adapted by Peter Bently). He has contributed work to the LGBTQ+ Pride YA anthology and Drawing Europe Together.
Not as good as the Mr. Panda books, BUT I did like this one better than Cat Nap. The story is fun and more humorous, but still simple text. The illustrations are bright and cheerful.
Even though the text was very simple, and it was a very repetitive book it was kind of perfect for what it was. It makes a great read for young kids who are starting to read on their own. Adorable and recommendable with fun illustrations.
Simple text but fun for kids who love thinking about a bath. The illustrations are utterly adorable and totally make the book! Kids will like the surprise at the end too.
This is very basic text. However, the pictures are absolutely precious. And, despite the spare text, it opens a door to discussing the pictures with children as you go through the pages.