Dilly and the Birthday Treat (Blue Bananas)

Dilly and the Birthday Treat (Blue Bananas)

by TonyBradman (Author), SusanHellard (Illustrator)

Synopsis

A funny, cheeky story about one very naughty little dinosaur by Tony Bradman for Egmont's blue banana series. It's Dad's birthday and Dorla has already got him a present. Dilly has nothing to give him but Dad says that all he wants is for Dilly to be good for the day. The challenge is on! Can Dilly be good for one whole day? It's going to be tough, especially with a sister determined to make him snap ...Sure to entrance all beginner readers with its humour and fabulous illustrations! Blue bananas are chapter books for children learning to read, suitable for NC Level 2 readers. They are carefully designed educational books for children, supporting their understanding of how to read and develop vocabulary. Blue bananas uses speech bubbles to aid understanding of dialogue and the text encourages children to explore the feelings of characters.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 48
Publisher: Egmont Books Ltd
Published: 01 Aug 2011

ISBN 10: 1405253037
ISBN 13: 9781405253031
Children’s book age: 5-7 Years

Media Reviews
The simple story may resonate most with adults, but it effectively conveys a peaceful family moment that children will recognize, too. Booklist on Daddy's Lullaby
A good choice for children ready for simple stories. Booklist
Hellard's scribbly watercolors enhance the cheeky fun. Booklist on Princesses Are Not Quitters
Author Bio
Tony Bradman wrote the first Dilly the Dinosaur story 25 years ago, and since then has produced over 200 books for children of all ages, including poetry, picture books, fiction and non-fiction. He has reviewed children's books in the national press and on radio, and is the lead author of Project X, a major new reading scheme that has been a huge success in schools, and has edited over 40 anthologies of poetry and fiction. He also runs the Siobhan Dowd Trust, a charity active in the promotion of reading and literacy, and is active in writers' organisations. Tony has three children and three grandchildren, and lives in Beckenham. Susan Hellard's illustrious career as an illustrator has spanned: Grumpy Old Women, funny cookbooks for children and babies, poetry by Pam Ayres, pottery design and recently, a regular illustrated column for the Sunday Express. Plus many children's books, of course, such as the Dilly Banana books for Egmont, her picture book, Princesses Are Not Quitters, the Madame Pamplemousse series, and I was Jane Austen's Best Friend. She lives in North London where she is a keen swimmer in the ladies pond at Highgate.