Poor Pig! He goes out to meet his friends to play but they are all hibernating. What will he do? Then a good idea hits him - he will sleep through the winter as well. But some animals are just not meant to hibernate and it is not long before pig has to come up with an ingenious solution to cure his boredom. And what a sweet and friendly solution it is too. A lovely book to share with young children who may too be having trouble getting to sleep.
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Hazel Maskell writes books for children, covering topics from animals to going on holiday.
Eleanor Taylor studied at the Norwich School of Art and the Royal College of Art. She has created illustrations for The Guardian, The New York Times, The New Yorker , Big Picture Press and Walker Books.
This is Shen Roddie's third picture book for Bloomsbury, her others being DON'T CHAT TO THE BUS DRIVER and SANDBEAR. Shen lives in Oxford. This is Michael Terry's fifth picture book for Bloomsbury, his previous books being THE SELFISH CROCODILE, LITTLE HOTCHPOTCH, RHINO'S HORNS and THE SULKY VULTURE. Sales of THE SELFISH CROCODILE have now topped over 100,
More about Shen RoddieHazel Maskell writes books for children, covering topics from animals to going on holiday.
Eleanor Taylor studied at the Norwich School of Art and the Royal College of Art. She has created illustrations for The Guardian, The New York Times, The New Yorker , Big Picture Press and Walker Books.
