
Tiny Tantrum
Caroline Crowe(Author)
Little Tiger Press
Will be published approx. on 10. August 2017
Book
Hardback
32 pages
978-1-84869-677-8 (ISBN)
Description
When Tiny has a TANTRUM you can hear it for miles! Windows rattle, jelly quakes and birds fall out of trees. Can anyone persuade Tiny to eat her vegetables, share her toys and brush her teeth? How about a band of hairy monsters?
With a hilarious rhyming text from Caroline Crowe (Pirates in Pyjamas) and quirky illustrations from Ella Okstad, this fantastic new picture book is a delightfully funny tale about tackling toddler temper tantrums!
With a hilarious rhyming text from Caroline Crowe (Pirates in Pyjamas) and quirky illustrations from Ella Okstad, this fantastic new picture book is a delightfully funny tale about tackling toddler temper tantrums!
Reviews / Votes
A marvellous rhyming yarn. -- The Sun We adore this book... Fabulous for little ones who struggle with their emotions in certain situations. -- SEN Resources This is a great little book that is secretly about behaviour and anger management. Overall a great choice for a calm down box or thinking story, but still entertaining enough to stand alone for younger children. -- Lily and the Fae ...perfectly designed for little ones learning to deal with temper tantrums or struggling with sharing and making friends. -- Lancashire Evening Post quirky illustrations from Ella Okstad realy [sic] set off the funny story which is perfect for anyone dealing with toddler temper tantrums. -- Parents in TouchMore details
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Little Tiger Press Group
Target group
Children/juvenile
Interest Age: From 3 to 6 years
Dimensions
Height: 286 mm
Width: 250 mm
Thickness: 9 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-84869-677-8 (9781848696778)
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Persons
Caroline Crowe spent 10 years as a national newspaper journalist before swapping fact for fiction. She now spends her time indulging her love of silliness and writing picture books. When she's not thinking up words that rhyme with pants, she most enjoys reading stories with her three young sons and eating salt and vinegar crisps. Ella lives up north in Trondheim, Norway with her family (husband, three boys and a cat). She loves to drink good coffee while drawing cats, dogs, ballerinas, children (with and without tantrums) and all manner of children's book characters.