Product Description

Kipper has made a new year resolution not to throw snowballs at Tiger. He manages to keep to this for a whole month, but in February it snows! This wonderful picture book explores the fun that Kipper and Tiger have every month of the year, through the photos that Kipper takes. And at the end of the year, Kipper finds out that Tiger has a long memory and hasn't forgotten the snowball in February!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #199402 in Books
• Published on: 2007-09-20
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 32 pages

Review
A charming story... -- Sunday Express Mick Inkpen's genius knows no bounds ...incredible... fulll of superb images and...is brimming with great words.' -- www.adoption-net.co.uk ...a delightful narrative... -- The Good Book Guide 20061001 Another delightful title... -- The Children's Bookseller 20061001 REVIEWS ON KIPPER'S A TO Z Kipper's A-Z, an alphabet book with a great Kipper story included, is destined to be a firm favourite among everyone this Christmas. -- The Children's Bookseller, Sept 2000 20061001 An alphabet adventure starring Kipper, his little friend Arnold and a delightful new character, Zebra. 20061001 Just about the cutest puppy in a favourite series achieves a stellar new success -- Kirkus Reviews, Feb 1, 2001 20061001 Adorable, breezy, clever, this is the alphabet book of choice 20061001 A fun way to learn abou thte months and seasons, it has lots of touchtstones for toddlers to identify with. -- Junior 20061001

About the Author
Mick Inkpen is now one of the top-selling picture book artists and writers in the world. The Kipper and Wibbly Pig stories have sold millions worldwide. He is the winner of the British Book Award for the best illustrated book, for Lullabyhullabaloo, and the Children's Book Award for Threadbear. Kipper won a BAFTA for best animated children's film in 1998.

Customer Reviews

Very Cute
This story is told like in a calender fashion. Each page is dedicated to every month of the year and what Kipper and company were doing during that month. The author is clever and uses the illustration as a "photo" that Kipper took that month and the page describes what happened on that particular outing. My 2 year old listens from Jan to December without getting bored.