I can draw my Alphabet
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9781999670771
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Everyone’s a winner when your child joins the authors of I Can Draw My Alphabet, where memorable rhymes and hilarious pictures make learning as easy as ABC!
Little ones take great delight in the silly sausage dog and the giant ice cream, but they love it even more when creating their very own masterpiece. I Can Draw My Alphabet features a page format which encourages them to copy the illustrations or to create their own, proudly adding their name as a co-author to the front of the book.
A family favourite to share and treasure.
Written by Tony Walsh, sometimes known as Longfella, and one of the UK's most renowned performance poets. Tony wrote the official poem for CBBC to mark Blue Peter's 60th anniversary and performed it at the Children's BAFTA Awards. His poems have appeared on TV and radio internationally and have been viewed more than 20 million times on social media. A Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts and an honorary Doctor of Letters, Tony leads acclaimed poetry workshops with writers of all ages, everywhere from Keswick to Kazakhstan.
| Weight | 0.120000 |
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| ISBN13/Barcode | 9781999670771 |
| ISBN10 | 1999670779 |
| Author | WALSH, Tony & NEADS, Paul |
| Binding | Paperback |
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| Date Published | 14th December 2018 |
| Pages | 60 |
| Publisher | Flapjack Press |
Everyone’s a winner when your child joins the authors of I Can Draw My Alphabet, where memorable rhymes and hilarious pictures make learning as easy as ABC!
Little ones take great delight in the silly sausage dog and the giant ice cream, but they love it even more when creating their very own masterpiece. I Can Draw My Alphabet features a page format which encourages them to copy the illustrations or to create their own, proudly adding their name as a co-author to the front of the book.
A family favourite to share and treasure.
Originally published by Flapjack Press in 2013, reformatted and reissued in 2018.
Written by Tony Walsh, sometimes known as Longfella, and one of the UK's most renowned performance poets. Tony wrote the official poem for CBBC to mark Blue Peter's 60th anniversary and performed it at the Children's BAFTA Awards. His poems have appeared on TV and radio internationally and have been viewed more than 20 million times on social media. A Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts and an honorary Doctor of Letters, Tony leads acclaimed poetry workshops with writers of all ages, everywhere from Keswick to Kazakhstan.