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Mango & Bambang: Tiny Tapir Trouble (Book Three)

Hardback

Main Details

Title Mango & Bambang: Tiny Tapir Trouble (Book Three)
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Polly Faber
Illustrated by Clara Vulliamy
SeriesMango and Bambang
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:144
Dimensions(mm): Height 195,Width 145
ISBN/Barcode 9781406361483
ClassificationsDewey:823.92
Audience
Children / Juvenile

Publishing Details

Publisher Walker Books Ltd
Imprint Walker Books Ltd
Publication Date 1 September 2016
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

Mango and Bambang's adventures continue in the third book of this charming illustrated series about a little girl and a tapir. Mango and Bambang's adventures continue in the third book of this charming illustrated series about a little girl and a tapir, described by The Sunday Times as having "real charm ... reminiscent of Paddington." When a small but mischievous tapir guest comes to stay with Mango Allsorts and Bambang in the busy city, things soon get into a rather troublesome tangle. Tiny Tapir Trouble is Book Three in this delightful series for younger readers.

Author Biography

Polly Faber is a children's book blogger and volunteer reading helper through the charity Beanstalk. With her family, she looks after her very own tiny free library outside their house in North London. Mango & Bambang is her first series of books for children. Clara Vulliamy was born in London and studied at Chelsea School of Art and the Royal Academy. She is the daughter of the celebrated author-illustrator Shirley Hughes and began illustrating picture books when she had her own children. She has since written and illustrated many stories, sometimes collaborating with her mother. She lives in Twickenham, with her husband and their daughters, Leah and Martha.

Reviews

One of my very favourites, the delicious Mango and Bambang return in a third collection of stories, along with a rather mischievous mini tapir. * The Bookseller * As soon as we received this book, I knew I was going to love it. [...] Perfect for younger readers and book-loving parents, it is perfect bed-time reading [...] We will enjoy reading the stories over and over. * Stressymummy.com * Polly Faber and Clara Vulliamy's Mango and Bambang stories are perfect for newly independent readers. There are four funny, entertaining stories in each collection, short enough to be read easily in one go and full of lively two colour illustrations. Tapir Bambang is a character that children will understand and immediately love: well-meaning if frequently baffled by the human world around him, he tries his best to do the right thing. Meanwhile, his best friend Mango is always there to love and take care of him because, as the stories in this volume explain, they're real family now. Warm, reassuring, with a true innocence and charm, these are very special little stories indeed * Andrea Reece, Lovereading4kids.co.uk * Published in a beautiful, high quality hardback with bright stripes, coloured edge pages, the Mango and Bambang books are the ideal gift package for youngsters who are becoming confident at reading alone. Faber's words and Vulliamy's illustrations are an addictive combination, offering stories with a classic feel but packed with recognisable themes and setting. Gently humorous, lively and easy to read, Mango and Bambang's adventures and misadventures are picture perfect stories for a new generation of young readers. * Lancashire Evening Post * The third collection of short stories featuring feisty heroine Mango and her delightfully portly tapir sidekick. * Little London * [...] charming, funny, beautifully illustrated and has more wisdom about family than most adult fiction. Should rightfully win lots of prizes. * Huffington Post UK * "These warm, charming stories about friendship, fitting in, bravery and truth are complemented by bright, funny illustrations with a vintage feel, reminiscent of the classic Babar books." * BookTrust * "[...] utterly charming [...]" * The Bookseller *