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Abbie Rose and the Magic Suitcase Series：Picking up a Penguin’s Egg Really Got Me into Trouble
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★For kids 3–8 years old. Ideal for parents to read to their kids or for emerging readers to develop a love for reading, Abbie Rose travels to faraway places and goes on many adventures with her best friend Billy through the help of a magic suitcase. The series will expose readers and listeners to new destinations and environmental themes and will expand their imagination and creativity and knowledge and understanding of the world around them.
★Written to expand the young reders imagination
★Touches on topics such as friendship, discovery and exploration, animals and their habitat, nature and family
★Bright colours to attract and hold the young reader’s attention
★Fabulous, lively drawings by an award-winning illustrator
★Written by Singapore’s best-selling and most popular author
★The author & illustrator are both parents who know what appeals to target readership
★Story-telling and art sessions at key bookshops by author and illustrator
6 titles are included in this series:
The day a panda really saved my life
I trapped a dolphin but it really wasn’t my fault
Picking up a penguin’s egg really got me into trouble
I saved two tigers with a really magical idea
Telling the Otters to Leave Home was a Really Big Mistake
Feeding the Monkeys Really Made a Mess
★For kids 3–8 years old. Ideal for parents to read to their kids or for emerging readers to develop a love for reading, Abbie Rose travels to faraway places and goes on many adventures with her best friend Billy through the help of a magic suitcase. The series will expose readers and listeners to new destinations and environmental themes and will expand their imagination and creativity and knowledge and understanding of the world around them.
★Written to expand the young reders imagination
★Touches on topics such as friendship, discovery and exploration, animals and their habitat, nature and family
★Bright colours to attract and hold the young reader’s attention
★Fabulous, lively drawings by an award-winning illustrator
★Written by Singapore’s best-selling and most popular author
★The author & illustrator are both parents who know what appeals to target readership
★Story-telling and art sessions at key bookshops by author and illustrator
6 titles are included in this series:
The day a panda really saved my life
I trapped a dolphin but it really wasn’t my fault
Picking up a penguin’s egg really got me into trouble
I saved two tigers with a really magical idea
Telling the Otters to Leave Home was a Really Big Mistake
Feeding the Monkeys Really Made a Mess
Description
* The day a panda really saved my life
When Abbie Rose’s father hands her a magic suitcase, the four-year takes off on a wonderful journey of discovery. Come join the four-year old as she learns all about the panda from her dad. Then travel magically with her to the mountains where pandas live. Abbie Rose and her best friend Billy come face to face with a panda, who comes to the rescue to save his new friend.
* I trapped a dolphin but it really wasn’t my fault
Four-year old Abbie Rose has a magic suitcase. In this book, she goes on a wonderful adventure to the ocean with her best friend Billy. In the ocean, Abbie Rose and Billy see many different types of fishes and even meet a dolphin. Abbie Rose accidentally traps Billy and the dolphin in a fishing net but she manages to free it with the help of another new friend, the swordfish. Finally the dolphin is reunited with his family.
* Picking up a penguin’s egg really got me into trouble
Four-year old Abbie Rose has a magic suitcase. In this book, she goes on a exciting adventure to the South Pole with her best friend Billy. At the South Pole, which is white and full of snow, she meets a family of Adelie penguins. She picked up a penguin egg and the adventure begins. Abbie Rose and some penguins get separated from the rest of the group and come across a leopard seal that tries to eat them. In the end Billy saves everyone and the penguins are reunited with their family.
When Abbie Rose’s father hands her a magic suitcase, the four-year takes off on a wonderful journey of discovery. Come join the four-year old as she learns all about the panda from her dad. Then travel magically with her to the mountains where pandas live. Abbie Rose and her best friend Billy come face to face with a panda, who comes to the rescue to save his new friend.
* I trapped a dolphin but it really wasn’t my fault
Four-year old Abbie Rose has a magic suitcase. In this book, she goes on a wonderful adventure to the ocean with her best friend Billy. In the ocean, Abbie Rose and Billy see many different types of fishes and even meet a dolphin. Abbie Rose accidentally traps Billy and the dolphin in a fishing net but she manages to free it with the help of another new friend, the swordfish. Finally the dolphin is reunited with his family.
* Picking up a penguin’s egg really got me into trouble
Four-year old Abbie Rose has a magic suitcase. In this book, she goes on a exciting adventure to the South Pole with her best friend Billy. At the South Pole, which is white and full of snow, she meets a family of Adelie penguins. She picked up a penguin egg and the adventure begins. Abbie Rose and some penguins get separated from the rest of the group and come across a leopard seal that tries to eat them. In the end Billy saves everyone and the penguins are reunited with their family.
Author
About the Author & Illustrator
Neil Humphreys is Singapore’s best-selling author. His eight books have consistently ranked No. 1 on The Straits Times Bestsellers list. His latest title, Return to a Sexy Island: Notes from a New Singapore, was one of the most popular books of 2012. His two novels also received critical acclaim in the UK. A devoted father, he hopes to give children brighter, funnier books to read.
Cheng Puay Koon picked up a brush and painted faces and costumes from Chinese opera when she was only 10. Today, she is an international best-selling author and one of Singapore’s most in-demand illustrators. A national No.1 best-seller in both Singapore and Malaysia, her quirky illustrations in The Difference Between Malaysians and Singaporeans captured her engaging and popular style. Her award-winning illustrations have featured in diverse local and leading advertising agencies and MNCs. The dedicated mother of two girls just wants her illustrations to make children smile.
Neil Humphreys is Singapore’s best-selling author. His eight books have consistently ranked No. 1 on The Straits Times Bestsellers list. His latest title, Return to a Sexy Island: Notes from a New Singapore, was one of the most popular books of 2012. His two novels also received critical acclaim in the UK. A devoted father, he hopes to give children brighter, funnier books to read.
Cheng Puay Koon picked up a brush and painted faces and costumes from Chinese opera when she was only 10. Today, she is an international best-selling author and one of Singapore’s most in-demand illustrators. A national No.1 best-seller in both Singapore and Malaysia, her quirky illustrations in The Difference Between Malaysians and Singaporeans captured her engaging and popular style. Her award-winning illustrations have featured in diverse local and leading advertising agencies and MNCs. The dedicated mother of two girls just wants her illustrations to make children smile.
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