Norman, the Slug With the Silly Shell Award-winning author by Sue Hendra (author) (UK edition)

Suitable for 3 – 7 years

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Product description

Norman is a slug who longs to be a snail – if only he could find a shell! And he’s prepared to go to hilarious lengths to get a proper shell of his own. A tennis ball… An apple… What will Norman use for his dream shell? And when he finally finds it, will he be satisfied? Or will his dreams just keep on getting bigger? Laugh out loud at Norman’s crazy antics in this wonderful new picture book from the creator of Barry the Fish With Fingers, which carries a valuable message about finding happiness in life, and loving yourself as you are.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781847389763

Publisher

Simon & Schuster Childrens Books

Date published

January 6th, 2011

Lexile measure

480L

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 1.9; Lower years; 0.5 points

Other details

32 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Author/Illustrator

Sue Hendra

Sue Hendra is the wonderfully funny, award-winning author and illustrator of some of our favourite picture books, like Barry the Fish with Fingers and Norman the Slug with the Silly Shell.

Sue has always loved drawing and art was definitely the highlight of her school timetable. As she got older the prospect of going away to study art at university and LEAVE HOME was very enticing. She decided she wanted to go to Brighton and that’s where she did, in fact, end up doing her degree. Sue had a great time and got a job with Harry Potter publisher Bloomsbury immediately after she left.

Sue was hugely fortunate enough to hone her skills as an illustrator whilst she worked for the likes of Bloomsbury, Walker Books, Oxford University Press, Macmillan etc, illustrating and writing picture books. She has now been working as an illustrator and author for fifteen years and still loves it.