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 The Inkpen Treasury - Mick Inkpen
 The Inkpen Treasury - Mick Inkpen ... children around the world. This treasury will be a very special book for children to read and enjoy for many years. Fantastic design and production values and a foreword written by Mick Inkpen add to the book's value and appeal.Newest Review: ... the cover giving it a certain style. At 192 pages it is quite a size but there is little wasted space and each story is ... more ... beautifully laid out. Like many of his books there are several fold out pages, usually to finish off a story, and with the slightly thicker than normal paper used it all adds up to a handsome book.
The stories ~
The four stories are intended to appeal to a range of ages ensuring a long life for the book. I’ve listed the stories in terms of audience age rather than running order.
Lullabyhullaballoo ~
The princess is trying to go to bed in her castle but there is too much commotion and noise outside and she can’t fall asle...more |
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The Inkpen Treasury
Pages: 192, Hardcover, Hodder Children's Books Last Update 17.12.2009 05:58
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The Inkpen Treasury - Mick Inkpen: One to treasure (914 words)
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The Mick Inkpen Treasury - Mick Inkpen Mick Inkpen is one of the most popular and best-loved children’s writers currently around. Incredibly successful, he is the creator of two much loved characters; Wibbly Pig and Kipper the Dog that have each spawned a whole series of books. He has also published a number of one-off stories that have been equally well received. As well as being a writer he also illustrates his own books and has a very engaging artistic style, his drawings are full of warmth and humour and provide a perfect counterpoint to his largely light-hearted stories. Four of his standalone stories are included in this treasury; ... Read the complete review
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