An irresistible picture book about a very cheeky baby bunny! When baby bunny, Letty, discovers that her mummy is the real-life Easter Bunny, she follows her, secretly, through the forest as she hides her special deliveries. But seeing all the choccylicious Easter eggs is much too tempting. Letty nibbles one here and there . . . and soon, the eggs are gone! Will mummy have enough eggs left for Letty’s forest friends?A joyous – and very cheeky – Easter rhyming romp!
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An irresistible picture book about a very cheeky baby bunny!
A funny, rhyming picture book, the perfect Easter gift for toddlers!
A funny, rhyming picture book, the perfect Easter gift for toddlers! • First time pairing of Helen Baugh and Nick East • Welcoming Nick East to the HC list! • Nick East is the illustrator of the bestselling Toto the Ninja Cat books, written by Dermot O’Leary, as well as the Goodnight Digger and Knock Knock series • Over 100k units of Helen Baugh’s picture book RUDEY’S WINDY CHRISTMAS sold worldwide • Also from Helen Baugh (illustrated by Ben Mantle): Giant Jelly Jaws and the Pirates (PB 978-0-00-754284-0) • A perfect Easter gift • A jaunty rhyming text, that’s great to read aloud! Competition: Wonky;Donkey;Rudey’s Windy Christmas;Giant Jelly Jaws and the Pirates;Spots and the Dots;Witch with an Itch;Dragon versus;Dinosaur;Pooped;Rhyming Rabbit;Going on an Egg Hunt. by;Helen Baugh;Nick East;Ben Mantle;Jim Field;Rachel Bright;Julia Donaldson;Tom Fletcher;Garry Parsons
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Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780008502959
Publisert
2022-03-17
Utgiver
Vendor
HarperCollins
Vekt
210 gr
Høyde
265 mm
Bredde
259 mm
Dybde
2 mm
Aldersnivå
J, 02
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
32

Forfatter
Illustratør

Biographical note

Helen Baugh wrote her first book (a book of spells) as a very young child. After taking a degree, travelling and working as a copywriter, she finally came full circle and started writing children's books again. Helen lives with her partner and their two daughters near the sea in Sussex.