We are wearing out the naughty step
On sale
18th June 2009
Price: £6.99
Genre
Children's, Teenage & Educational / Picture Books, Activity Books & Early Learning Material / Picture Books / Picture Storybooks
Selected:
Paperback / ISBN-13: 9780340959985
The naughty step is being used a lot this week. First, I lost the school hamster, then Josh fed the elephant the wrong way and we then made the dog into a panda… Mummy is not happy. But the day she makes Kevin a chocolate birthday cake is the day that ALL of us, including Mummy, end up on the Naughty Step!
An hilarious story that reflects family life at its most chaotic – and realistic! It will strike a chord with any parent.
Mick Inkpen is the libraries’ ninth most borrowed author and is the creator of the much-loved Kipper and Wibbly Pig.
‘The charmingly comical Inkpen, as always, hits the spot.’ Guardian
An hilarious story that reflects family life at its most chaotic – and realistic! It will strike a chord with any parent.
Mick Inkpen is the libraries’ ninth most borrowed author and is the creator of the much-loved Kipper and Wibbly Pig.
‘The charmingly comical Inkpen, as always, hits the spot.’ Guardian
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Reviews
Funny, tender and beautifully illustrated story.
... harrassed adults and children alike will enjoy sharing this warm family story.
A warmly told story of family like that will strike a chord with many.
...delightfully canny and entertaining...
This book was a real hit in my house and got a resounding 10 out of 10
...essential reading for adults who view the naughty step as anything other than a complete waste of time!
Warm, reassuring family drama from the creator of Kipper.
As witty, funny and child orientated as the title implies.
A warmly told story of family life that will strike a chord with many
A real hit ... a resounding 10 out of 10
Funny, tender and beautifully illustrated
As witty, funny and child-orientated as the title implies, Mick Inkpen relishes taking childhood commonplace matters to lovely extremes
A funny and true-to-life story