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Oliver and Jumpy
These illustrated cat stories are all about “Oliver and Jumpy”, who are best of friends and experience many adventures together. Oliver is an elegant black tomcat, who is full of himself. As a matter of fact he “I love myself!”, quite often. Naughty, isn’t he? But his best friend Jumpy, a kangaroo lady, is aware that he has a soft heart and will always want to help others. The great thing is Jumpy’s pouch, which Oliver loves to ride in! He calls her his kangaroo taxi! These little bedtime stories with their lovely illustrations are great for small kids. A parent can read the text and tell the child in his own words. These animal stories have sufficient text to keep early readers happy and provide some educational value. Depending on your device, there is pop-up text available. Love you all! Meow! Check out the Free INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES to see how beautiful the illustrations are! Story 37: Rescue in a Picture - What a way to travel! Check this out! Story 38: Wet Cat - Oliver has a wet accident. Story 39: Down River – Dangerous boating on a wild river55!
40 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 28, 2014
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About the author
Werner Stejskal
193 books37 followersNow also a Romantasy author! Born in Vienna, Austria, I am now living in the paradise of Perth, Australia with my wife, two married children and three grandchildren. I worked many years in the printing industry and later for the United Nations in Vienna. My wife had been a pen-friend, whom I visited in Hong Kong and finally got married to. After an eventful life, finally retired, I began to write children's stories, had them illustrated through Odesk, narrated them myself for YouTube and finally published the ebooks on most platforms. I will publish 20 books with three stories each in English, before translating into several other languages. My dream is to see "Oliver and Jumpy" animated as a TV series.
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March 14, 2016
Oliver is a cat that looks a lot like Tom the cat in the “Tom and Jerry” cartoon series and Jumpy is a kangaroo that looks a lot like a fox. They are the best of friends, engaging in a wide variety of adventures together and this book contains three of them.
In the first one Oliver engages in a trip by painting a picture of a sandy beach in a place in the tropics and then entering it. Jumpy and the young kangaroo Joey accompany him. At first they enjoy themselves, but they find a collection of girls wearing grass skirts and dancing around another that is tied to a tree. By making loud noises, they scare the dancers away and free the girl. The four of them climb aboard a boat and then bow their heads in supplication to the spirit of the painting, an act that whisks them back to Oliver’s living room.
The second adventure also takes place in the tropics, where Oliver, Jumpy, Joey and some human children take a boat ride to an island. Unseen by the others, Oliver falls off the boat and finds it difficult to swim. Fortunately, a school of dolphins is nearby and they give him a ride back to the boat. Oliver is very grateful and the story ends with a thank you and an admonition to the reader to learn how to swim.
The final story has Oliver, Jumpy and Joey taking a boat ride down a fast moving river and accidently going over a waterfall. When a large crocodile tries to eat them Oliver stuffs a stick into its mouth so that it cannot close it. The stick lasts long enough for the three of them to make it to shore and relative safety.
However, the safety is illusory as a tiger comes along and it wants to make a meal out of them Fortunately, Jumpy uses his boxing skills to punch the tiger, dissuading it. Their adventure ends with the three of them taking a flight to a castle on a flying dinosaur.
While these tales are good, they are not very good. They lack a great deal of continuity and the dialog often comes across as stiff. One feature that I really disliked was that the text appeared in captions at the bottom of the pages and in the second and third stories there were sections where the text was white on a light blue background. This made it very hard to read, a mistake that I consider to be very serious and inexcusable.
In the first one Oliver engages in a trip by painting a picture of a sandy beach in a place in the tropics and then entering it. Jumpy and the young kangaroo Joey accompany him. At first they enjoy themselves, but they find a collection of girls wearing grass skirts and dancing around another that is tied to a tree. By making loud noises, they scare the dancers away and free the girl. The four of them climb aboard a boat and then bow their heads in supplication to the spirit of the painting, an act that whisks them back to Oliver’s living room.
The second adventure also takes place in the tropics, where Oliver, Jumpy, Joey and some human children take a boat ride to an island. Unseen by the others, Oliver falls off the boat and finds it difficult to swim. Fortunately, a school of dolphins is nearby and they give him a ride back to the boat. Oliver is very grateful and the story ends with a thank you and an admonition to the reader to learn how to swim.
The final story has Oliver, Jumpy and Joey taking a boat ride down a fast moving river and accidently going over a waterfall. When a large crocodile tries to eat them Oliver stuffs a stick into its mouth so that it cannot close it. The stick lasts long enough for the three of them to make it to shore and relative safety.
However, the safety is illusory as a tiger comes along and it wants to make a meal out of them Fortunately, Jumpy uses his boxing skills to punch the tiger, dissuading it. Their adventure ends with the three of them taking a flight to a castle on a flying dinosaur.
While these tales are good, they are not very good. They lack a great deal of continuity and the dialog often comes across as stiff. One feature that I really disliked was that the text appeared in captions at the bottom of the pages and in the second and third stories there were sections where the text was white on a light blue background. This made it very hard to read, a mistake that I consider to be very serious and inexcusable.
March 18, 2016
This book is part of a series called Oliver and Jumpy. This particular volume has stories 37 - Rescue in the Picture, 38 - Wet Cat, and 39 - Down River. It is an excellent gift for parents with children under 8 as suggested by the author. The book is beautifully illustrated by Maycee Ann Reyes (story 37), Yon Rifa'i (story 38) and Mario Tereso (story 39) and that is a very important plus, as its main audience will rely on the images to follow the stories, as many will not have reached the age to start reading by themselves. In "Rescue in the Picture", Oliver paints the place he wants to go on vacation and the painting on the stand let him enter into this magic land, where adventures are waiting for him to explore with his friends Jumpy and Joey. In the "Wet Cat", Oliver is rescued by dolphins after falling from a boat. Finally in "Down River", Oliver, Jumpy and Joey go down a river in a raft and dangerous adventures are close to be lived! All stories are very sweet and even touching and the characters are always showing good behavior. No violence, nothing too scary or too exciting, it will keep your toddler entertained (but not excited) during that critical bedtime period. They will love the stories and soon enough Oliver and Jumpy will be in their hearts forever.
In my kindle fire the story was presented in landscape orientation. No option to have it in portrait orientation, but this is far away from being a problem. I just thought it was worth mentioning.
In my kindle fire the story was presented in landscape orientation. No option to have it in portrait orientation, but this is far away from being a problem. I just thought it was worth mentioning.
March 14, 2016
Oliver, if you remember, is an elegant tomcat who thinks he is hot stuff. He is really kind hearted though, according to his best friend, Jumpy the kangaroo. Oliver, Jumpy and her son, Joey, have many adventures together.
These wonderful stories are made for bedtime. Parents can read to their small children and explain what is happening in their own words.
In story 37, Oliver says a magic verse and travels to a tropical paradise. He does not take a plane or ship. He paints a picture of a beach with palm trees and paints himself and his friends Jumpy and Joey into the picture with him. What a fascinating concept! The friends have an adventure in this magic land and end up rescuing a little girl from some hostile natives. To their relief, their special chant magically returns them to Oliver’s treehouse.
In story 38, it is Joey’s birthday, and Oliver endures a trip on a boat as well as loud rock music (Loud music is hard on sensitive cat ears). Unfortunately, Oliver falls overboard, but he is helped to safety by some friendly dolphins.
The friends head for Ghost Castle in story 39. They have an exciting and scary adventure on the river before they board a flying dinosaur shuttle to their destination.
This delightful and imaginative book of three stories is illustrated beautifully by Maycee Ann Reyes.
These are really cute stories, Werner Stejskal!
These wonderful stories are made for bedtime. Parents can read to their small children and explain what is happening in their own words.
In story 37, Oliver says a magic verse and travels to a tropical paradise. He does not take a plane or ship. He paints a picture of a beach with palm trees and paints himself and his friends Jumpy and Joey into the picture with him. What a fascinating concept! The friends have an adventure in this magic land and end up rescuing a little girl from some hostile natives. To their relief, their special chant magically returns them to Oliver’s treehouse.
In story 38, it is Joey’s birthday, and Oliver endures a trip on a boat as well as loud rock music (Loud music is hard on sensitive cat ears). Unfortunately, Oliver falls overboard, but he is helped to safety by some friendly dolphins.
The friends head for Ghost Castle in story 39. They have an exciting and scary adventure on the river before they board a flying dinosaur shuttle to their destination.
This delightful and imaginative book of three stories is illustrated beautifully by Maycee Ann Reyes.
These are really cute stories, Werner Stejskal!
June 26, 2016
Oliver & Jumpy
By Werner Stejskal
Illustrations by Maycee Ann Reyes, Yon Rita'l. and Mario Tereso
Here's another story in the Oliver & Jumpy collection sure to delight both young children and the adults reading to them.This entire series should be in libraries and especially school libraries.
Story 37: Rescue in the Picture
Oliver, our sophisticated cat, is up for travel anywhere, but decides to paint the places he'd like to visit. He paints Jumpy, his kangaroo friend and her little Joey into a picture of a lovely beach with him. As always, when Oliver's around things get out of hand. Read how Oliver and his friends save a girl captured by island natives.
Story 38: Wet Cat
Oliver and his pals take a boat to one of the islands to listen to a Rock band for Joey's birthday. As you know, Oliver doesn't do well in boats or water. Can you guess what happened? I bet you can't.
Story 39: Down River
Oliver decides to return to his old haunt, Ghost Castle. What a busy, curious cat! And he takes a rowboat ride to get there. Doesn't this crazy cat ever learn about cats and water? This is one scary tale even for our brave feline.
As usual, children's author, Werner Stejskal has outdone himself creating 3 new stories guaranteed to thrill and educate children. These are recommended as an outstanding welcome edition the Oliver & Jumpy series of books.
Micki Peluso
By Werner Stejskal
Illustrations by Maycee Ann Reyes, Yon Rita'l. and Mario Tereso
Here's another story in the Oliver & Jumpy collection sure to delight both young children and the adults reading to them.This entire series should be in libraries and especially school libraries.
Story 37: Rescue in the Picture
Oliver, our sophisticated cat, is up for travel anywhere, but decides to paint the places he'd like to visit. He paints Jumpy, his kangaroo friend and her little Joey into a picture of a lovely beach with him. As always, when Oliver's around things get out of hand. Read how Oliver and his friends save a girl captured by island natives.
Story 38: Wet Cat
Oliver and his pals take a boat to one of the islands to listen to a Rock band for Joey's birthday. As you know, Oliver doesn't do well in boats or water. Can you guess what happened? I bet you can't.
Story 39: Down River
Oliver decides to return to his old haunt, Ghost Castle. What a busy, curious cat! And he takes a rowboat ride to get there. Doesn't this crazy cat ever learn about cats and water? This is one scary tale even for our brave feline.
As usual, children's author, Werner Stejskal has outdone himself creating 3 new stories guaranteed to thrill and educate children. These are recommended as an outstanding welcome edition the Oliver & Jumpy series of books.
Micki Peluso
March 17, 2016
Oliver and Jumpy have new adventures! Oliver, the cat and Jumpy, the kangaroo are all set to take us on a trip. These two meet many people and animals. They always have fun when they are together. Story 37, Rescue In The Picture, tells us about a new way to travel. Mystical and wonderful, this trip takes place in the islands. Oliver and Jumpy save a human girl from the natives. Story 38, Wet Cat, reminds us just how much cats dislike being wet. Oliver doesn't do well on boats either. While traveling to one of the islands, Oliver falls overboard. Some new friends save him. Story 39, Down River gives us a chance to revisit Ghost Castle. Before we get there, Oliver and Jumpy decide to take a canoe ride. Before they know it, they are headed for the rapids.
This series of books are a must for any child's library. Easy to read and follow, these books give your child a chance to use their imagination. The stories are just the right length for the littles in your life. They don't get the chance to be bored. The writing is superb and the characters are kid friendly. Your child will want to read these again and again.
I found no issues.
I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because they are such a delight. ~Copy of book provided by author in exchange for a fair review~
This series of books are a must for any child's library. Easy to read and follow, these books give your child a chance to use their imagination. The stories are just the right length for the littles in your life. They don't get the chance to be bored. The writing is superb and the characters are kid friendly. Your child will want to read these again and again.
I found no issues.
I gave this one 5 cheers out of 5 because they are such a delight. ~Copy of book provided by author in exchange for a fair review~
September 24, 2016
Trouble in paradise and other adventures....
This series keeps surprising me. I thought I was the only one who ever looked at a beautiful picture and dreamed of stepping into it. Turns out Oliver doesn't just dream about it. He DOES it and takes his pals Jumpy and Joey along. The gorgeous tropical island looks like paradise, but watch out. There's trouble in paradise and only Oliver's fast thinking saves the day.
Then it's off to another island for little Joey's birthday party. Uncle Oliver is a good sport, but rock is NOT his favorite music and the boat ride home is almost his last. Thank goodness for friendly dolphins.
The third story starts with a canoe ride down a turbulent river. Joey's having a great time, but poor Oliver just wants to get back to dry land, especially after that crocodile sizes him up for dinner. It's not easy being honorary uncle to a rambunctious young kangaroo.
As always, these stories are well-written and beautifully illustrated. They stretch the imagination of both children and the adults who read to them. Oliver, Jumpy, and Joey are characters I never get tired of.
This series keeps surprising me. I thought I was the only one who ever looked at a beautiful picture and dreamed of stepping into it. Turns out Oliver doesn't just dream about it. He DOES it and takes his pals Jumpy and Joey along. The gorgeous tropical island looks like paradise, but watch out. There's trouble in paradise and only Oliver's fast thinking saves the day.
Then it's off to another island for little Joey's birthday party. Uncle Oliver is a good sport, but rock is NOT his favorite music and the boat ride home is almost his last. Thank goodness for friendly dolphins.
The third story starts with a canoe ride down a turbulent river. Joey's having a great time, but poor Oliver just wants to get back to dry land, especially after that crocodile sizes him up for dinner. It's not easy being honorary uncle to a rambunctious young kangaroo.
As always, these stories are well-written and beautifully illustrated. They stretch the imagination of both children and the adults who read to them. Oliver, Jumpy, and Joey are characters I never get tired of.
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March 15, 2016"Great Children's Stories"
This children's series of Oliver, Jumpy, and sometimes Joey, is remarkable and wonderful. The colorful illustrations of Maycee Ann Reyes, Yon Rifa'i, and Mario Tereso are fantastic. The stories here peak the interest and concentration of children as they listen to the stories. The first story, number 37, "Rescue In The Picture" is about the painting as a portal to an thrilling vacation. The second story, number 38, "Wet Cat" reveals the weak side of Oliver because he doesn't like water nor does he like to ride in boats. True isn't it: all cats hate water! Do you think Oliver will fall out of a boat? Story number 39, "Down River" is another boat trip for the bunch and friends where Oliver remains strong on a white-water river trip. They do have some surprises here. What animals would love to eat them? Oliver is saved by Jumpy and Joey. I love these stories and the kids I read to love them also. Have fun, enjoy these adventures!
This children's series of Oliver, Jumpy, and sometimes Joey, is remarkable and wonderful. The colorful illustrations of Maycee Ann Reyes, Yon Rifa'i, and Mario Tereso are fantastic. The stories here peak the interest and concentration of children as they listen to the stories. The first story, number 37, "Rescue In The Picture" is about the painting as a portal to an thrilling vacation. The second story, number 38, "Wet Cat" reveals the weak side of Oliver because he doesn't like water nor does he like to ride in boats. True isn't it: all cats hate water! Do you think Oliver will fall out of a boat? Story number 39, "Down River" is another boat trip for the bunch and friends where Oliver remains strong on a white-water river trip. They do have some surprises here. What animals would love to eat them? Oliver is saved by Jumpy and Joey. I love these stories and the kids I read to love them also. Have fun, enjoy these adventures!
December 10, 2016
Water is a recurring theme in this series of three stories about our friends Oliver and Jumpy, the smart cat and the lady kangaroo. If you don't know what a recurring theme is, read the book and decide what it must mean. Young readers will enjoy the lively tales of a desert island, a misadventure at sea, and a canoe down the river (and waterfall!) in this volume.
The pictures are brightly drawn and full of activity. I found less interesting detail than in previous books but the stories are as much fun as ever, with a good lesson to learn, such as dealing with bullies even if they look like tigers. You don't need to have read any previous stories but I warn that one book will probably not be enough. Each story takes just a few minutes to read and then you can go back and look at the pictures again. Have fun with Oliver and Jumpy.
The pictures are brightly drawn and full of activity. I found less interesting detail than in previous books but the stories are as much fun as ever, with a good lesson to learn, such as dealing with bullies even if they look like tigers. You don't need to have read any previous stories but I warn that one book will probably not be enough. Each story takes just a few minutes to read and then you can go back and look at the pictures again. Have fun with Oliver and Jumpy.
March 16, 2016
"Oliver and Jumpy (Stories 37-39) by Werner Stejskal continues the adventure of Oliver an elegant tomcat, and Jumpy his best friend. This book is excellent for parents with small children, especially if you're looking for a quick bedtime story, because each adventure is a new short story. It is also good for the early reader to read to their parents. In this particular book we have:
Story 37- 'Rescue in the picture' where Oliver takes us on an adventure in a painted picture.
Story 38- 'Wet Cat" where Oliver accidentally goes overboard on a boat and he makes some dolphin friends.
Story 39-'Down the River' Oliver takes us on a wild white rafting trip with his friends. ***My daughter's favorite.***
HIGHLY recommend this whole series. They keep the reader and listener entertained, and the illustrations are beautiful.
Story 37- 'Rescue in the picture' where Oliver takes us on an adventure in a painted picture.
Story 38- 'Wet Cat" where Oliver accidentally goes overboard on a boat and he makes some dolphin friends.
Story 39-'Down the River' Oliver takes us on a wild white rafting trip with his friends. ***My daughter's favorite.***
HIGHLY recommend this whole series. They keep the reader and listener entertained, and the illustrations are beautiful.
March 19, 2016
Rescue in the Picture - Oliver, Jumpy and Joey travel through his painting to a deserted island where they use their kowledge of superstitions to rescue a young native girl
Wet Cat - For Joey's birthday Oliver and Jumpy take him on a boat ride to hear his favorite group sing. On the way back Oliver is thrown overboard and no one notices. Who will rescue Oliver before he drowns or is eaten by a shark?
Down River - On an adventure to Ghost Castle, Oliver and his friends take a ride downa white water river. They have to prevent a crocodile and tiger from eathing them for lucnh. How will they survive and get back home
I received a copy to facilitate my review. The opinions expressed here are my own.
Wet Cat - For Joey's birthday Oliver and Jumpy take him on a boat ride to hear his favorite group sing. On the way back Oliver is thrown overboard and no one notices. Who will rescue Oliver before he drowns or is eaten by a shark?
Down River - On an adventure to Ghost Castle, Oliver and his friends take a ride downa white water river. They have to prevent a crocodile and tiger from eathing them for lucnh. How will they survive and get back home
I received a copy to facilitate my review. The opinions expressed here are my own.
May 1, 2016
The unlikely duo of a top hat wearing cat and a Kangaroo make for a witty and fun pair of friends. The illustrations are beautifully colored and vibrant, matching the fun theme of the stories.
The book has three stories, each appealing to a broad age group. Young children will enjoy having the stories read to them while older children can read them for themselves. The illustrations have enough detail to really engage children in using their imagination, indeed, the stories are all engaging for children, making reading a fun activity.
The stories, while fun, always showcase good traits to have, such as working together and helping others.
The book has three stories, each appealing to a broad age group. Young children will enjoy having the stories read to them while older children can read them for themselves. The illustrations have enough detail to really engage children in using their imagination, indeed, the stories are all engaging for children, making reading a fun activity.
The stories, while fun, always showcase good traits to have, such as working together and helping others.
May 4, 2016
The illustrations are nicely done and something that children would really like because they can easily identify the animals represented. The story line is simple but not so simple that a child would find it not worth reading/listening to. The characters are upbeat and seem to have a good time with each other. There are subtle lessons to be learned about friendship and helping others.
I do not have any young children but the ones in my home said that would have liked this when they were younger. Because of this I would recommend for young children.
I do not have any young children but the ones in my home said that would have liked this when they were younger. Because of this I would recommend for young children.
March 22, 2016
Oliver and Jumpy are back in a new series of adventures. Oliver and Jumpy: 37-39 by Werner Stejskal contains three exciting new stories of the exploits of the elegant tom cat and his kangaroo friend. From rescuing a maiden in distress in a painting to Oliver’s dislike of getting wet, to a trip down the river, more adventure awaits your young readers. Fascinating illustrations and deftly taught morals mark these stories that every child will enjoy.
I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for my unbiased review.
I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for my unbiased review.
March 30, 2016
Fun Adventures with Oliver and Jumpy!
Oliver and Jumpy stories are fun, adventuresome and full of action and excitement. These stories enable children to use their imaginations and stir their creativity. The beautiful illustrations are perfect for the stories and will keep children engaged.
The stories include other animal friends and encourage children to get along with others and be kind to one another.
I was provided with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review, I would highly recommend all Oliver and Jumpy books,
Oliver and Jumpy stories are fun, adventuresome and full of action and excitement. These stories enable children to use their imaginations and stir their creativity. The beautiful illustrations are perfect for the stories and will keep children engaged.
The stories include other animal friends and encourage children to get along with others and be kind to one another.
I was provided with a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review, I would highly recommend all Oliver and Jumpy books,
March 13, 2016
Do you like to go on fun adventures kids? Here's your chance!
Wow!! These are some very good animal adventure stories with Oliver,Jumpy and Joey! And some very beautiful illustrations too! So,I would like to recommend this clean reads ebook for five stars and for kids ages 3-10. I received this free ebook by downloading it with KU and in return, here is my honest review. Super Job Werner! By Angela
Wow!! These are some very good animal adventure stories with Oliver,Jumpy and Joey! And some very beautiful illustrations too! So,I would like to recommend this clean reads ebook for five stars and for kids ages 3-10. I received this free ebook by downloading it with KU and in return, here is my honest review. Super Job Werner! By Angela
March 12, 2016
Cute Stories
This is a cute set of stories. I like that the book has three stories in it. My kids enjoyed hearing these and are excited for more adventures with Oliver and Jumpy. They love the pictures in the book and how Oliver could jump through the painting to travel. They also love the dinosaur the group rides on.
This is a cute set of stories. I like that the book has three stories in it. My kids enjoyed hearing these and are excited for more adventures with Oliver and Jumpy. They love the pictures in the book and how Oliver could jump through the painting to travel. They also love the dinosaur the group rides on.
March 13, 2016
MORE ADVENTURES WITH That CAT OLIVER and JUMP
They travel, visit a waterfall, rescue a young girl,Take a boat trip to a Island, Oliver has a problem, but dolphins help him out, AND
then a whitewater trip through the rapids...boy are they busy ...don't DELAY GET your copy today...ENJOY..
They travel, visit a waterfall, rescue a young girl,Take a boat trip to a Island, Oliver has a problem, but dolphins help him out, AND
then a whitewater trip through the rapids...boy are they busy ...don't DELAY GET your copy today...ENJOY..
March 20, 2016
**SPOILER FREE**
Another great book is this huge series! A great read to read for yourself or your young loved ones. Children will enjoy this book just as much of course, as they are the intended target. But non the less, us older young ones love it just as much!
*Received for an honest review*
Another great book is this huge series! A great read to read for yourself or your young loved ones. Children will enjoy this book just as much of course, as they are the intended target. But non the less, us older young ones love it just as much!
*Received for an honest review*
April 22, 2016
Oliver and Jumpy
Once again, Werner Stejskal has created a fun filled adventure for children and fans of the Oliver and Jumpy series. This time, Oliver and Jumpy are joined by Joey, Jumpy's young kangaroo son. There are three stories in this colorfully illustrated book that make for great bedtime tales that are sure to send any child to sleep with silly dreams and giggles.
Once again, Werner Stejskal has created a fun filled adventure for children and fans of the Oliver and Jumpy series. This time, Oliver and Jumpy are joined by Joey, Jumpy's young kangaroo son. There are three stories in this colorfully illustrated book that make for great bedtime tales that are sure to send any child to sleep with silly dreams and giggles.
December 30, 2016
My nine-year-old enjoys this series so much she asked me if I could set up an interview with the main character Oliver. Werner Stejskal was up for it, amazingly.
Read The Nine-Year-Old's interview with Oliver on my blog Caterpickles.
Read The Nine-Year-Old's interview with Oliver on my blog Caterpickles.
March 16, 2016
Three more stories about the adventures of Oliver and Jumpy, this time to do with water...the beach, the ocean and a river.
Great graphics alongside sweet tales of magic, adventure and friendship.
Good for reading with very young children.
Great graphics alongside sweet tales of magic, adventure and friendship.
Good for reading with very young children.
May 26, 2016
A favorite
The stories are well put together. There is a kinship between Oliver and Jumpy and of course Joey. What great adventurous tales that Stejskal shares. The illustrations always tell the story along side the text. Love the journey and friendships.
The stories are well put together. There is a kinship between Oliver and Jumpy and of course Joey. What great adventurous tales that Stejskal shares. The illustrations always tell the story along side the text. Love the journey and friendships.
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