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Here Come the Dragons: A touch-and-feel board book (Clap Hands)

Here Come the Dragons: A touch-and-feel board book (Clap Hands)

by Laura Hambleton (Illustrator), Pat-a-Cake (Author)

  • Used

    Board book 2019

    $3.40
Synopsis

Clap hands and play with this range of exciting toddler touch-and-feel books!

Here Come the Dragons is a playful touch-and-feel book, full of energy, fun and of course, lots of magical dragon festive friends! Toddlers will laugh, shout, clap their hands and join in the fun as the simple text encourages them to point, count and talk about the magical pals playing on every page. With textures to feel on every page and a fun matching game at the end, everyone will want to clap hands for the favourite dragon friends!

Also available: Here Come the Unicorns, Here Come the Mummies and Babies, Here Come the Mermaids

$3.40

Quantity

1 in stock

More Information

Format: Board book
 Pages: 10
 Publisher: Pat-a-Cake
Published: 13 Jun 2019
ISBN 10: 1526381583
ISBN 13: 9781526381583
Children’s book age: 0-5 Years

Author Bio
Pat-a-Cake takes you and your child on a magical journey. From sharing the very first baby book to watching your little one read all by themselves. The adventure begins here . . . Laura's lifelong passion for children's books began even before she graduated from Norwich School of Art in 2000 with a 1st class honours in Visual Studies. Her major project book was published following graduation and went on to win a prestigious V&A Illustration Award in 2002. Laura was also longlisted for the Booktrust Big Picture Best New Illustrator award 2008. Laura has continuously worked for a variety of children's publishers in London as Designer and Art Director whilst also writing and illustrating over 20 published works. Laura is head over heels in love with children's books and shares her enthusiasm with her son, and with lots of other children by running workshops for in schools and activity centres such as The Roald Dahl Centre.