Description
Book SynopsisTimothy Pope is looking out into the night with his telescope. Is that really a shark he can see? Turn the page and find out . . .
Children will delight in peeping through the die-cut holes and guessing what Tim has spotted.
Trade ReviewNick Sharratt's loud, distinctive, illustrations are always sure to attract pre-schoolers.
Shark in the Dark, a sequel to
Shark in the Park, will delight his followers . . . Told in a jaunty rhyme and full of humour - especially the nice twist at the end - this is one for ages four and up to read in the half-light for full effect * Irish Examiner *
It is the exhuberant exclamations such as "quivering catfish" that make this a delight to read aloud and children will be reading this under the duvet long after lights out * Brighton Argus *
A wonderful choice for small kids everywhere * Sunday Business Post (Eire) *
As with all Nick Sharratt's books, the language and rhyming patterns are superb and really engage young readers * Hot Cross Mum *
