The perfect marriage of rhyme and pictures...A joy from startto finish'Daily Mail'Fabulous rhymes that are a joy to read out,wowey illustrationsand winks to the grown-up'Sunday TimesThe joyful and heartwarming picture book from the numberone bestselling author and illustrator ofThe Gruffalo,StickMan and Zog.'Betty O'Barley and Harry O'Hay Were scarecrows. (Theyscared Lots of crows every day.) Harry loved Betty,and Betty loved Harry,So Harry said,'Betty,my beauty let'smarry!''Two scarecrows are planning the perfect wedding and set off tofind everything on their list.But wicked scarecrow,Reginald Rake,has other ideas and almostruins their special day. Harry O'Hay must become a hero beforehe and Betty O'Barley can have the wedding of their dreams.Hardcover format comes with a protective dust jacket to makethis a special gift for a lifetimeA wonderfully funny story with drama,humour,originality - anda happy ending from the UK's number one picture book author andillustratorPerfect read-aloud rhyming text and stunning pictures on everypage with lots of details to spotFrom the creators of The Gruffalo,Stick Man and Zog,which have all been made into animated filmsSmeds and Smoos is on BBC One at Christmas 2022with voice artists includingSally Hawkins,Adjoa Andoh,and Rob BrydonCheck out Julia and Axel's The Baddies,the wickedly funny new picture book by Julia Donaldsonand Axel Scheffler.
Publisher: ScholasticISBN: 9781407144412Number of pages: 32Weight: 560 gDimensions: 290 x 258 x 10 mm
Julia Donaldson
Children's author Julia Donaldson is one of the country's best-loved writers of picture books and rhyming stories for kids.
Visit the Julia Donaldson author pageAxel Scheffler
Axel Scheffler is a book illustrator best known for creating artwork for children's books,particularly The Gruffalo and The Gruffalo's Child written by Julia Donaldson. Axel and Julia have now collaborated together for over 20 years and remain one of the most creative partnerships in the Children's books world,drawing comparisons to Roald Dahl and Quentin Blake.
Visit the Axel Scheffler author page
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