Animal BFFs
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€19.99
Learn that even animals have best friends in this follow-up to The Not Bad Animals.
Someone that’s always there for them through thick and thin, to help them out with all of the usual things that friends do. You know, like picking ticks off your back, letting you know when a lion is about to make you its dinner and helping you hunt down some tasty prey.
The animal kingdom is full of odd couples that prove that sometimes it’s better to be together! Like the rhino and the African Oxpecker, the coyote and the badger, and the crocodile and the plover bird.
This funny and informative book is a great way to teach your kids about some of the more interesting partnerships in the natural world, with pop out fact boxes and hilarious illustrations.
Uncover some unlikely friendships from the world of animals and discover how creatures get through every day with a little help from their friends. This book is full of funny facts about animals and symbiotic relationships for children to explore.
Someone that’s always there for them through thick and thin, to help them out with all of the usual things that friends do. You know, like picking ticks off your back, letting you know when a lion is about to make you its dinner and helping you hunt down some tasty prey.
The animal kingdom is full of odd couples that prove that sometimes it’s better to be together! Like the rhino and the African Oxpecker, the coyote and the badger, and the crocodile and the plover bird.
This funny and informative book is a great way to teach your kids about some of the more interesting partnerships in the natural world, with pop out fact boxes and hilarious illustrations.
Uncover some unlikely friendships from the world of animals and discover how creatures get through every day with a little help from their friends. This book is full of funny facts about animals and symbiotic relationships for children to explore.
Sophie Corrigan is a freelance illustrator and author from Lancashire, UK. She graduated from the University of Central Lancashire in 2013 with a first-class degree in Illustration and received a Distinction in her Master’s degree in Children's Book Illustration from the same university. She has since worked with publishers such as Bloomsbury, Chronicle Books, Harper Collins and Frances Lincoln and worked on more than a dozen children’s books. Her book The (Not) Bad Animals has sold in over 14 territories around the world.