To Activate Space Portal Lift Here

Inbunden, Engelska, 20253-6 år

AvAntoinette Portis

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Before you lift the cover, be sure you're ready to meet Zrk and Blrg. They're not so different from you-but to them, you're the alien!After their initial shock at seeing you through the portal, they're eager to see what kind of teeth you have, compare home planets, and maybe team up for a prank. You met as aliens, but by the time the portal closes, maybe you'll be friends. To Activate Space Portal, Lift Here is an interactive treat sure to delight young galactic explorers. Antoinette Portis's bright lines and bold colours pair perfectly with humour that also offers a subtle message of acceptance. Whether for bedtime or circle time, this is a portal you'll want to open!

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2025-10-09
Mått203 x 279 x 11 mm
Vikt460 g
Ålder3-6
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Läsålder3-6
Antal sidor56
FörlagScallywag Press
IllustratörAntoinette Portis
ISBN9781836300359

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'Highly recommended, this uniquely bold alien and space-themed picture book is perfect for imaginative 4+ year olds.' School Reading List'Budding galactic explorers will love this fresh and playful book which is packed with Portis's bright lines and bold colours, all paired perfectly with humour that also offers a subtle message about the concepts of 'strangeness' and acceptance. Whether for bedtime or circle time, this is a portal you'll want to open!' Lancashire Evening Post‘This fun, brightly coloured and interactive book is a clever and unusual look at aliens outside of our galaxy and is sure to be a big hit with all young space enthusiasts. A perfect read aloud and sharing story, full of humour, with a quiet message of acceptance and how strangers are not really all that different from us after all.’ Books for Keeps