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 Love, Splat - Rob Scotton
 Love, Splat - Rob Scotton ... Children's BooksNewest Review: ... life on the mugs, cards and stationery end of a character franchise but has now graduated to a picture book series of his ... more ... own: and if Love, Splat is anything to go by, some of the magic that infused the dreamy sheep's adventures has, sadly, disappeared.
The artwork is still impressive, with monochrome cats moving about a muted-coloured world punctuated by bright splashes of intense colour (mostly red in this case). The typography fits the artwork well and the production values of the book are high: it's a joy to handle and look at.
I do, however, have two bones to pick with Love, Splat, apart from the essentially mercenary character of...more |
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Love, Splat - Rob Scotton: Generation Gap (433 words)
by - written on 16/09/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Splat the cat is rather keen on one of the girls at school. She's white, fluffy, and called Kitten - but she keeps teasing him! Does she like Splat? Or does she really think he's smelly and annoying? Splat makes a Valentine's Day card and goes to school nervous but hopeful... Rob Scotton certainly can draw appealing pictures: ones with a very modern sensibility in the "cute caricature" style. His Russell the Sheep books are deservedly popular for sweet and humorous stories and magical illustrations. Unlike Russell, Splat the Cat started his life on the mugs, cards and stationery end of a character franchise but has now graduated to a ... Read the complete review
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