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Boo Boo Baby and the Giraffe

  • Imprint: Picture Corgi

  • ISBN: 9780552564328

  • Length: 24  Pages

  • Dimensions: 265mm x 5mm x 235mm

  • Weight: 221g

  • RRP: £5.99

Boo Boo Baby and the Giraffe

Part of the My First Picture Book series: perfect for every toddler to help encourage language skills, understanding, enjoyment and sharing. These books are a bridge between board books and picture books; printed on toddler-tough card with rounded corners.

Boo Boo Baby has lots of fun bouncing from animal to animal - but here comes a... rhino! "Boo hoo!" says Baby Boo Boo, so the animals comfort her, bouncing her back to bed. This is a wonderfully soothing bedtime story from the author of Handa's Surprise.

  • Imprint: Picture Corgi

  • ISBN: 9780552564328

  • Length: 24  Pages

  • Dimensions: 265mm x 5mm x 235mm

  • Weight: 221g

  • RRP: £5.99

Reviews

  • This gentle, reassuring bedtime book is ideal for exploring simple sounds and rhythms with babies and children. Children will enjoy the lively animal characters and listening to all the different sounds that Boo Boo and friends can make

    Booktrust

About the Author

Eileen Browne

Eileen Browne worked as a schoolteacher and a youth worker before becoming an author and illustrator. Her titles include Handa's Surprise, which was shortlisted for the 1995 Sheffield Children's Book Award, Handa's Hen and Tick Tock. Her book, Through My Window, written with Tony Bradman and published in 1986, was the first ever picture book in Britain to feature a child with a black mother and white father. She lives in Wiltshire. Emily Bolam was born in Buckinghamshire in 1969. She studied at Amersham college and Brighton College of Art. Emily has illustrated over a hundred books for children, by many different authors, including Georgie Adams, Vivian French and Francesca Simon. She continues to live and work in Brighton.

Eileen Browne

Emily Bolam

Eileen Browne worked as a schoolteacher and a youth worker before becoming an author and illustrator. Her titles include Handa's Surprise, which was shortlisted for the 1995 Sheffield Children's Book Award, Handa's Hen and Tick Tock. Her book, Through My Window, written with Tony Bradman and published in 1986, was the first ever picture book in Britain to feature a child with a black mother and white father. She lives in Wiltshire. Emily Bolam was born in Buckinghamshire in 1969. She studied at Amersham college and Brighton College of Art. Emily has illustrated over a hundred books for children, by many different authors, including Georgie Adams, Vivian French and Francesca Simon. She continues to live and work in Brighton.

Emily Bolam

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