The Something

The Something

by Rebecca Cobb (Author)

Synopsis

When a little boy's ball disappears down a mysterious hole in the garden, he can't stop thinking about what could be down there - a little mouse's house? The lair of a hungry troll? Or maybe even a dragon's den. Whatever it may be, he's determined to find out!

The Something is a glorious imaginative adventure from Rebecca Cobb, the award-winning creator of Aunt Amelia and Lunchtime, and illustrator of The Paper Dolls, written by Julia Donaldson.

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More Information

Format: Picture Book::Illustrated
Pages: 32
Edition: Illustrated
Publisher: Macmillan Children's Books
Published: 28 Aug 2014

ISBN 10: 0230764827
ISBN 13: 9780230764828
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years
Book Overview: Underneath the cherry tree in our garden there is a little hole...

Media Reviews
Cobb's illustrations capture the joy of childhood. * The Sunday Times *
Cobb celebrates the power of imagination in this treat of a book. -- Children's Special 2014-2015 * The Bookseller *
Brilliantly catches a child's eye view of the world and the power of imagination. * The Bookseller *
A mysterious hole in the garden provokes some wonderfully imaginative theories. Another absolute gem from Cobb, one of my (and my five-year-old's) favourite picture book creators. * The Bookseller *
Author Bio

Rebecca Cobb is a fast-rising star in children's picture books. Having collaborated on three picture storybooks with Orange-Prize winner Helen Dunmore, Rebecca's solo books include the heart-breakingly beautiful Missing Mummy, the gloriously funny Aunt Amelia and Lunchtime, which won the Waterstone's Children's Picture Book Prize and was shortlisted for the CILIP Kate Greenaway Medal. In addition, Rebecca has illustrated picture books written by Richard Curtis, and her stunning artwork accompanies Julia Donaldson's lyrical story The Paper Dolls - also shortlisted for the Greenaway Medal. Rebecca lives in Cornwall with her husband and young daughter.

Praise for Rebecca: [Rebecca] Cobb's illustrations capture the joy of childhood Sunday Times