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"A small story with countless interactive opportunities." - Kirkus Reviews


I’m Pip and this is my book. Hold on, I hear someone else. Ah, my friend Timothy Vanderlong. Timothy is the longest dog in the world. Would you like to see Timothy?


A funny book about Pip and his friend Timothy Vanderlong. For children ages 3 years and up.



Trade Review

"In this tale reminiscent of “The Mitten,” a chick helps a very long dog find room inside a book.


A bug-eyed yellow chick named Pip welcomes everyone to their book. Light blue speech bubbles and vast negative space draw attention to the tiny protagonist. Pip asks readers if they can invite Timothy Vanderlong, “the longest dog in the world,” into the book. So begin opportunities for interaction in this gentle comedy. A dog nose sneaks onto the verso, with light blue shadow below. The stark white background makes the otherwise ordinary appendage intriguing, especially when Pip encourages readers to “pet his nose gently.” The warm instructions and cheerful illustrations throughout the brief story strengthen readers’ interest in and enjoyment of books by making everyone feel part of the adventure. As Timothy tries to squeeze himself onto a spread, children learn about supportive friendship as well as physical space limitations. Wiggly kids can stretch and coil just like Timothy, building their imaginations... A satisfying foldout page to help fit Timothy and the sweet entry of Elly the elephant (or at least Elly’s foot) add pops of tame surprise.


A small story with countless interactive opportunities." - Kirkus Reviews

Pip's Book

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    £999.99

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    A Hardback by Guido Genechten, Guido Genechten

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      Publisher: Clavis Publishing
      Publication Date: 08/12/2022
      ISBN13: 9781605377896, 978-1605377896
      ISBN10: 1605377899

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      "A small story with countless interactive opportunities." - Kirkus Reviews


      I’m Pip and this is my book. Hold on, I hear someone else. Ah, my friend Timothy Vanderlong. Timothy is the longest dog in the world. Would you like to see Timothy?


      A funny book about Pip and his friend Timothy Vanderlong. For children ages 3 years and up.



      Trade Review

      "In this tale reminiscent of “The Mitten,” a chick helps a very long dog find room inside a book.


      A bug-eyed yellow chick named Pip welcomes everyone to their book. Light blue speech bubbles and vast negative space draw attention to the tiny protagonist. Pip asks readers if they can invite Timothy Vanderlong, “the longest dog in the world,” into the book. So begin opportunities for interaction in this gentle comedy. A dog nose sneaks onto the verso, with light blue shadow below. The stark white background makes the otherwise ordinary appendage intriguing, especially when Pip encourages readers to “pet his nose gently.” The warm instructions and cheerful illustrations throughout the brief story strengthen readers’ interest in and enjoyment of books by making everyone feel part of the adventure. As Timothy tries to squeeze himself onto a spread, children learn about supportive friendship as well as physical space limitations. Wiggly kids can stretch and coil just like Timothy, building their imaginations... A satisfying foldout page to help fit Timothy and the sweet entry of Elly the elephant (or at least Elly’s foot) add pops of tame surprise.


      A small story with countless interactive opportunities." - Kirkus Reviews

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