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Blue Badger and the Big Breakfast

Blue Badger and the Big Breakfast

Current price: $18.99
Publication Date: September 6th, 2022
Publisher:
Happy Yak
ISBN:
9780711267572
Pages:
32
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1 on hand, as of Apr 25 11:06am
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Description

The second story in this series of witty picture books, in this story Badger is no longer feeling blue, but now his friends are sad!

Badger is feeling happy these days...
...even though he still has a blue bottom.
Life is good when you’re eating berries.
But now Dog is sad.
What can Badger do to help his friend?

Badger is enjoying a big blueberry breakfast – his favorite food! But as he says good morning to his friends, he learns that Dog is very sad! He has lost the ball that he loves to play with. But will Badger be able to help?

Featuring bold and characterful illustrations from award winning illustrator Ben Sanders this funny title will bring smiles to the faces of readers of any age.

Blue Badger and the Big Breakfast is the second story in the Blue Badger series of picture books about a befuddled, lovable Badger and his search for happiness, friends and love. Featuring wry wit and deadpan humor, Blue Badger and the Big Breakfast is suitable for readers big and small.

 

About the Author

Ben Sanders is an award-winning illustrator. His work can be seen on the pages of Wall Street Journal, Monocle, Columbia Journalism Review, and Australian Geographic. His work has assisted Vodacom, Toyota, Visa, Bridgestone, Cadbury, and The Natural Confectionery Co. move product from shelves. Ben writes and illustrates for Hachette/Lothian and Thames & Hudson.

Huw Lewis Jones is a writer and teacher who loves wild nature. He creates books for adults about maps and explorers, whilst for children it’s mostly been apples so far. With wife Kari and daughter Nell, he lives in a little house in Cornwall, though often spends his summers at the North Pole.

Praise for Blue Badger and the Big Breakfast

"A clever and attractive tale laced with a solid message on how to be a good friend."—Kirkus Reviews