Hello, Hippo! Goodbye, Bird!
Published on 12. April 2016
32 pages
978-0-553-50992-2 (ISBN)
Description
A hilarious picture book about a grumpy hippo, a persistent bird, and a delightful friendship!
Bird wants to be Hippo's friend!
Hippo wants to be left alone.
Bird makes a great hat for Hippo. He tells hilarious hippo jokes. He keeps the bugs away (can you say lunch!?).
Hippo wants Bird to GO AWAY.
But then the sky gets darker. And darker.
Thunder crashes all around.
Maybe Hippo could use a friend?
Bird wants to be Hippo's friend!
Hippo wants to be left alone.
Bird makes a great hat for Hippo. He tells hilarious hippo jokes. He keeps the bugs away (can you say lunch!?).
Hippo wants Bird to GO AWAY.
But then the sky gets darker. And darker.
Thunder crashes all around.
Maybe Hippo could use a friend?
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Kristyn Crow
Hello, Hippo! Goodbye, Bird!
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04/2016
Random House Books for Young Readers
€34.84
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Kristyn Crow
Hello, Hippo! Goodbye, Bird!
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04/2016
Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers
€37.47
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Kristyn Crow's first book, Cool Daddy Rat, received starred reviews and was named a Bulletin Blue Ribbon Book. She is also the author of Zombelina and Bedtime at the Swamp. Kristyn is the mother of seven wonderfully creative children and is married to a policeman, who doubles as a mad scientist/inventor. Visit Kristyn at KristynCrow.com.
Poly Bernatene graduated from Buenos Aires Art School and has worked across many different genres, including advertising, animation, and comic books. He has illustrated more than 60 children's books all over the world, including Ribbit!, written by Rodrigo Folgueira. He lives and works in Argentina. Visit him on the Web at Poly-Bernatene.blogspot.com.
Poly Bernatene graduated from Buenos Aires Art School and has worked across many different genres, including advertising, animation, and comic books. He has illustrated more than 60 children's books all over the world, including Ribbit!, written by Rodrigo Folgueira. He lives and works in Argentina. Visit him on the Web at Poly-Bernatene.blogspot.com.
