One Goose, Two Moose, Three Raccoon, Four Baboon

Illustrated by Nicola Slater

Published by Scholastic

One silly goose, a few cheeky moose, and a whole heap of fun in this hilarious story perfect for fans of Oi Frog... and queuing!

Everyone is right where they should be, aren't they? One raccoon,
two raccoon,
three baboon,
four.
Wait a minute. Five hare,
six bear,
seven hare,
more! Disaster! Goose and Moose are back! This time, there are even more animals out of place. Will Goose and Moose ever be able to sort everyone into the correct lines? With a super-fun counting elements, a riotous read-aloud text, from Kael Tudor and Nicola Slater's signature illustrations packed with humour, this book will have little ones everywhere in fits of giggles!

  • Learn how to count the fun way, with animals . and just a touch of hilarity!

  • Perfect for fans of Kes Gray and Jim Field's Oi Frog!

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Illustrator

Nicola Slater is an award-winning Illustrator who has produced many picture books, including the New York Times bestselling ‘The Leaf Thief’ by Alice Hemming, 'Don't Say Elephant' by Stuart Heritage, 'There's a Skunk in my Bunk' by Christopher Cerf, and many more – all of which have been translated into numerous languages throughout the world. Clients include: Scholastic, Puffin, Macmillan, Nosy Crow, Hachette, Penguin Random house and Chronicle Books.

In her spare time she likes looking at animals, sitting in the rain, and bothering her children.

She is represented by Good Illustration

Praise

Reviews

“An extremely funny counting book that my boys have asked for on repeat!” —Father Teacher Reader

“This is such a fun one to read aloud!” —Posie’s Book Club

“Chortle-inducing humour combines with word play and bold, bright illustrations to make this one brilliant picture book that you should not miss out on!” —An Eaton Readit

“This is a funny book but within it is an important message about the value of diversity!” —Storybook Mamma

Links to order:

Amazon

Bookshop UK

Waterstones

Hive

Blackwell's

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