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Ketchup on Your Cornflakes?

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A great reissuing of a perennially popular split-page book inviting
children to howl with laughter at the fantastic and fantastical
food concoctions they create. Do you like ketchup on your cornflakes?

Tying in with Nick Sharratt's position as official illustrator for
World Book Day 2006, this larger format edition, with its best
cover yet, will ensure KETCHUP's continuing longevity.

ISBN: 9780439950640
Pub Date: 20th February 2006
Publisher: Scholastic
Imprint: Scholastic
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 24

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AvaW Aged 5 408 books

11th January '19

AvaW read it themselves aged 5 aged 5

We have so Many books by this author, which my children love, so my daughter was excited to read this new book. She has read it lots of times, and its a book we will read over and over, as its so fun and my daughter thought it was silly and funny. Its a book with split pages, so it can be different sentences every time you read it. You could end up with something normal like custard on your apple pie, or something gross or silly like toothpaste in your lemonade. Very entertaining

steph494 Adult 24 book reviews

16th September '16

I read it to meg aged 6 aged 6 & to archie aged 4 aged 4

Both of my older children love this book. They loved going though the book with the diffent food concoctions and giggling all the way through its a bright coloured book. It has been read millions of times. I would highly recommend this book my 4 year old loves it

Pamadew Adult 75 book reviews

24th November '18

I read it to Ewbomb aged 5 aged 5

My son loves this book. It is a mix and match lift the flap book which can create some weird and wonderful combinations of food with hilarious results. The pictures are bright and colourful and my son has lots of fun reading it.

Kate-jw Adult 201 book reviews

25th June '18

I read it to Callum2010 aged 7 aged 7 & to Gymnastjay aged 5 aged 5

A lift the flap book which creates hilarious/ sensible/ disgusting combinations of food. Interactive and engaging. Has us giggling every time. Very colourful and includes brilliant illustrations.

ttcm Adult 146 book reviews

22nd April '17

I read it to Bob2 aged 5 aged 5

A wonderful, vibrant book where each page is cut in half to make silly statements. My son laughs out loud at the silliness! It would make a great present for a girl or boy aged 2-6.

KathVBtn Adult 146 book reviews

29th December '16

I read it to IslaC aged 5 aged 5

another hilarious Nick Sharatt book, this time with mix and match flaps to make hideous food combinations, we love it

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About Nick Sharratt

Nick Sharratt Biography

Nick Sharratt is a much-respected illustrator and author of children’s books. He was born in London in 1962 and spent his childhood in Suffolk, Nottinghamshire and Manchester.

From a very early age Sharratt loved to draw so it was no surprise that when he left school he decided to go to Manchester Polytechnic to do a foun...

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