Don't Put Your Finger in the Jelly, Nelly! Award-winning author by Nick Sharratt (author and illustrator) (UK edition)

"This is one of those books I would have in my top ten littlies “must reads”!" – Donni Hakanson, GoodReads
A brilliant interactive picture story book by Nick Sharratt.
If you can’t resist dipping into anything that looks tasty, this is the book for you.
But watch out! If you’re not careful, you might upset a jellyphant . . .
Or even disturb a hungry alligrator!
SNIP! SNAP!
Filled with die-cut delights and lots of laughter, get ready for the feast of your life.

Full of real holes for kids to poke their fingers into, this classic story is bursting with lots of fun!

A winning combination of wordplay and discovery by the brilliant Nick Sharratt

MORE REVIEWS OF DON’T PUT YOUR FINGER IN THE JELLY NELLY
“This book is battered from over-use in our library – children love the holes through which to poke an investigating finger – into jelly, spaghetti, and all kinds of foodstuffs that are not quite what they seem. A perennial favourite, and lots of fun!”- Portable, GoodReads
“I’m in my 30s and I still love this book!!” - Emma Ruby, GoodReads

Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. Small parts.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9780439950626

Date published

February 20th, 2006

Lexile measure

370L

Other details

32 pages

Condition

New

UK edition

Author/Illustrator

Nick Sharratt

Nick Sharratt needs little introduction with books going down a storm time and time again. He has written and illustrated many books for children, and also enjoys great success illustrating books for Jacqueline Wilson and Jeremy Strong.

He was born in 1962 and trained at the St Martin’s School of Art. Inspired by 1960s pop and graphic art, his work is instantly recognisable for its bold images and punchy colours. With lots of moving tabs, flaps to lift and other interactive features, as well as exciting wordplay and cheeky humour, Nick’s books let children discover all the different ways in which books and words can work.

He lives and works in Brighton, in a studio overlooking the sea.