A split page book where children turn the 1/2 pages to
make up hilarious combinations of things that don't normally go
together.
Do you like ketchup on your Christmas tree?
Or a Santa hat on your Christmas pud?
Discover all these bonkers combinations and more
in Ketchup on Your Reindeer?, the fabulous festive follow-up
to Nick Sharratt's classic picture book bestseller, Ketchup
on Your Cornflakes?
each page is split in half and on a spiral binding so children
can easily turn the pages to create the super funny Christmas mash-ups
bright colour illustrations
hilarious wordplay
Children will love poring over these fun-filled pages, and creating
their very own mix-ups.
REVIEW OF KETCHUP ON YOUR REINDEER
"It’s a simple, playful premise, and just like Sharratt’s
other books, the book presents a clever interactivity
that means a reader can play with it and read at the same time.
The font is nice and big and with just a few words per page it’s
a great book too for little ones just starting to learn to
read." - BookTrust
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Nick Sharratt is one of the UK’s favourite and most
acclaimed illustrators. His much-loved titles include
the hugely popular Ketchup On Your Cornflakes and
the Christmas version, Ketchup on Your Reindeer,
The Cat and the King and the You Choose series.
He is also the illustrator of the bestselling novels by Jacqueline
Wilson and has won every major award for his illustration.
Nick has even been presented with a gold Blue Peter badge!
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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
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
