Case Of The Red-Bottomed Robber

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Richard Byrne

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Oxford University Press(UK)

Aye-Aye has just joined Miss Deer's Academy for Aspiring Picture-Book Animals. His classmates all look rather more conventionally cute and fluffy than he does. They are the sorts of animals you'd expect to find in a picture book. But Aye-Aye would love to be in a picture book-it's his absolute dream. His naturally kind and cheerful disposition endears him to the other animals, except the rather mean Rabbit Twins. When Miss Deer announces a class competition to find the most helpful animal with the promise of a special prize, Aye-Aye wonders if it might even be the fulfilment of his dream. But skulduggery is afoot. The Rabbit Twins want the prize for themselves and they're prepared to use all sorts of dastardly means to improve their chances of winning. As the plot unfolds, their deceitful ways in fact do the opposite as, each time, they act as the stimulus for Aye-Aye's kindness to shine through.  So will Aye-Aye be the winner? And will the prize turn out to be just what he's always dreamed of? All will be revealed in this story about being hopeful, being helpful, and, above all, being yourself.

This Book Belongs to Aye-Aye

Oxford University Press

The Really, Really, Really Big Dinosaur

When a big show-off dinosaur learns to share, he discovers two really, really, really good new friends. And you will never guess where he finds one of them! After children spot the cleverly hidden character in the illustrations, they will want to go back and read the story again and again.

Children's Books

Finlay (a little dinosaur) is counting out jelly beans to share with his friend. He is sitting on a grassy mound. A big dinosaur comes along and demands the jelly beans. He is rather rude, a bit of a show-off, and he thinks that Finlay's friend is a figment of his imagination. What follows is a lot of posturing from the big dinosaur as he attempts to prove his worth with various antics on and around the grassy mound. As the book progresses it will gradually become clear to the reader that the 'grassy mound' is in fact, Finlay's friend, the really, really, really big dinosaur! The big dinosaur certainly doesn't realize until his bravado propels him into a dark cave that turns out to be the mouth of the really, really, really big dinosaur. It's only then that the big dinosaur learns that in order to make friends it's a good idea not to show off and it's a good idea to be prepared to share.

This Book Just Stole My Cat!

<p>From award-winning Richard Byrne, author and illustrator of This Book Just Ate My Dog, (shortlisted for the Children's Book Award) comes another brilliantly inventive book starring Ben and Bella. When Ben is tempting his cat across the page with a fluffy mouse, his cat . . . disappears! Then his best friend Bella disappears, too. Sniffer dogs and rescue teams can't help . . . When Ben also vanishes, there's only one person left to help. You, the reader! Can you release Ben, Bella, and the cat from the mischievous book? It's a ticklish problem. Original, simple, and witty, this high-concept picture book plays with the physical attributes of a book to create a real page-turner.</p>

This Book Just Stole My Cat

OUP Oxford

When a big show off dinosaur learns to share, he discovers tow really, really, really good new friends.

The Really, Really, Rreally Big Dinosaur

scholastic

This Book Just Ate My Dog!

<p>Cleverly using the physicality of the book, This book just ate my dog! is inventive, ingenious, and just pure kid-friendly fun!</p>

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Books by Richard Byrne

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Case Of The Red-Bottomed Robber

Case Of The Red-Bottomed Robber

This Book Belongs to Aye-Aye

The Really, Really, Really Big Dinosaur

The Really, Really, Really Big Dinosaur

This Book Just Stole My Cat!

This Book Just Stole My Cat

The Really, Really, Rreally Big Dinosaur

This Book Just Ate My Dog!

This Book Just Ate My Dog!