Pops
Product details
- ISBN 9781776574001
- Weight: 280g
- Dimensions: 185 x 186mm
- Publication Date: 01 Sep 2021
- Publisher: Gecko Press
- Publication City/Country: NZ
- Language: English
- Age Group: Ages 0-5
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A warm and comforting board book about the bond between grandfather and child, from award-winning author and illustrator. A Bank Street Best Children's Books of the Year 2023.
A small hand in a big one, big boots and little, some food from the garden, storytime and a nap to finish. Through powerful illustrations and simple words, Pops captures a very special time with a child and their grandfather as they share a day of easy moments together.
A warm story to share with babies, toddlers and preschoolers showing a multigenerational and multi-ethnic family relationship. With a gender neutral child and inclusive illustrations, Pops is a starting point for conversation with young children. The simplicity of the words and pictures lets readers build their own stories about their visit to a loved member of the family.
Other books from Gavin Bishop:
Mihi
Cook’s Cook
Praise for Pops
"A beautiful board book highlighting the joy of spending a day with a grandpa. Recommended for every shelf." starred review, School Library Journal
”Full of warmth, this is a lovely book for a grandfather to share with a very young child and a good starting point for conversations about special times shared with individual’s own grandparents.” Red Reading Hub
"This chunky board book with diverse characters features clever bold illustrations that zoom in on specific details of warmth, love and the joy of family.” School Reading List
“The book is filled with typically beautiful illustrations by Bishop, and it reminded me of my relationship with my (Grandfather); there were few words between us but plenty of unspoken love and tenderness.” — Kete Books
Praise for Mihi
“Gavin Bishop’s striking illustrations match the spare simplicity of his text…This is the perfect book for parent and child to read together and then expand and elaborate”—The Source, Trevor Agnew
“A simple, striking new board book that we predict will be in every ECE in the country soon – it ties into certain curriculum strands beautifully, but more than that: it’s a book that builds kids up.”—The Spinoff
Praise for Cook’s Cook
“Appealing illustrations and the lure of an insider’s account make this a delectable adventure.”—Kirkus Reviews
“Fascinating stuff recommended for foodies and picture book lovers alike.” —New Zealand Herald, Best Picture Books 2018
