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The Snappy Shark

By (author) Michelle Robinson, Illustrated by Tim Budgen

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Â An exciting snappy picture book from award-winning duo Michelle Robinson and Tim Budgen When Mark the shark is playing with his friends, he loves to try his best. But no matter how hard he tries, sometimes he loses at the games or colours outside of the lines. And the more mistakes he makes, the more frustrated he gets until he... SNAAAPS! But when there's a commotion in the ocean, can Mark use his best talents to save the day? The perfect picture book to help children to navigate their big emotions With a message about patience, friendship, and celebrating your strengths Bouncy, rhyming picture book text by Michelle Robinson, bestselling author of The Pumpkin Who Was Afraid of the Dark, Ten Fat Sausages, How to Wash a Woolly Mammoth and many more Bright and bold illustrations full of character by Tim Budgen, illustrator of This is Me! and the Twenty at Bedtime series

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