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Another classic Kipper title, enlarged and reissued for a new generation of children in celebration of Kipper's 18th Birthday!

About the Author

Mick Inkpen is now one of the top-selling picture book artists and writers in the world. The Kipper and Wibbly Pig stories have millions of readers worldwide. He is the winner of the British Book Award for the best illustrated book, for Lullabyhullaballoo, and the Children's Book Award for Threadbear. He's also been shortlisted for the Smarties Award three times. In addition to this, Kipper won a BAFTA for best animated children's film in 1998.

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The charmingly comical Inkpen, as always, hits the spot. - The GuardianKipper has touched a chord with children and parents alike - Practical ParentingBeautifully told with gentle humour and delightful illustrations. - WATERSTONES BOOKS QUARTERLYA fun and reassuring tale that introduces children to light and shadows - Junior

The charmingly comical Inkpen, as always, hits the spot. - The GuardianKipper has touched a chord with children and parents alike - Practical ParentingBeautifully told with gentle humour and delightful illustrations. - WATERSTONES BOOKS QUARTERLYA fun and reassuring tale that introduces children to light and shadows - Junior

PreS-K-Another Kipper tale that's sure to please young listeners. The pup and his friend Tiger are so eager to try out a new flashlight in the dark that they head to the woods to spend the night in a tent. As Kipper reads from his scary book, "Deep in the middle of the dark, dark wood, there lived a horrible-," the two are frightened first by the screech of an owl and then by a terrifying shadow on the tent. While Tiger squeals in alarm, brave Kipper investigates, only to find that the shadow was caused by the flashlight shining on a small snail. They go home and read the rest of the story, safely ensconced in Tiger's bedroom. Bright, simple illustrations surrounded by plenty of white space give the book a light, airy, uncomplicated quality. Children will relate to the animals' fear and will share in their relief. A good choice for storyhours.-Anne Knickerbocker, Cedar Brook Elementary School, Houston, TX Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information.

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