Author:Eric Carle,Bill Martin Jr
**Illustrated by the creator of The Very Hungry Caterpillar**
A board book edition of this much-loved classic.
A sequel to the bestselling Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? Baby Bear meets all sorts of different animals until he finally finds what he is looking for - his mother. Told through Bill Martin's rhythmic text and Eric Carle's vibrant images - this is the fourth and final companion title to the much-loved classic Brown Bear Brown Bear, What Do You See?
A delight from start to finish
—— GuardianWhat a treat! . . . As always, Blake's familiar - but ever fresh - illustrations are packed with energy, humour and detail. You will not mind one bit being asked to share it over and over again
—— Rowan Stanfield , CarouselQuentin Blake shows he is still a master of his craft in Angelica Sprocket's Pockets, which contains everything from kitchen sinks to alligators. Perfect for aged three-plus
—— Rachel Carlyle , Sunday ExpressA delightful romp through the English language
—— JuniorQuentin Blake's illustrations are, as always, full of character and characters . . . Energetic, colourful and playful, it's a delight to read . . . that may just leave you wondering if you could be making better use of your own pockets
—— Daniel Hahn , Ultimate Book Guide BlogA story with a valuable message
—— Oxford TimesThe illustrations are nicely unusual and felt accessible. Overall, the book is nicely presented. It's great to find a book that my children like which doesn't involve super-hero's or television/film characters!
This book has become a firm favourite in our house and has sparked off a few drawing sessions. Well worth acquiring, if you have a toddler. It scores very highly in our house!
A book that is literally about how great books are
—— Scottish Sunday HeraldA quirky and unusual story brought to the young reader as two unlikely friends find themselves in a unique situation that allows them to grow together. It’s unusual, it has some great illustrations and demonstrates that whilst people may be different, similarities can allow everyone to become friends. Add to this some bright colours, great use of prose which when backed with the authors unique storytelling style really brings this title together on so many levels.
A truly wonderful read and one that I really can’t wait to share with my nephews.
charming...a heart-warming book for siblings everywhere
—— ABC Magazine(an) exquisitely illustrated, dreamy tale ... the lesson isn't original, of course, but it's delivered here with exceptional sensitivity.
—— Teach Nurserya story about loving each other beyond the boundaries of culture.
—— JuniorYoungsters will love this story that explores the bonds that tie us together.
—— Aldershot newsA story about loving each other beyond the boundaries of culture
—— JuniorA charming tale of friendship and the meaning of family...Deacon's illustrations are sophisticated and his washes of colour beautiful...a visual treat.
—— BooktrustThis is a gorgeous, heart warming picture book
—— Primary Times