The ingenious paper engineering in What’s in the Witch’s Kitchen?
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The Foggy, Foggy Forest by Nick Sharratt
This quirky and interactive book uses translucent vellum paper to create a foggy and mysterious atmosphere that “shrouds” the illustrations in shadows until you turn the page and they reveal themselves on the reverse side to be various fairytale characters — in full colour — doing something that’s not quite expected.
Shark in the Park by Nick Sharratt
A little boy tries out his new toy — a telescope — in the park and sees something disturbing through the eyepiece: a shark’s fin. “There’s a shark in the park!” he yells.
Alphabet Ice Cream by Nick Sharratt and Sue Heap
For some reason, writer/illustrator Nick Sharratt is still relatively unknown in the realm of children’s books, but in our household, his wacky style is a definite favourite.
What Do I Look Like? by Nick Sharratt
What Do I Look Like? is a very slim book that is useful as a tool to help very young toddlers to learn to read facial cues, and understand their own feelings/emotions, as well as those of others.
The book uses the format: “When ____________ (a particular scenario described and illustrated), I look like this” followed by a half-page flap that the reader flips to reveal a closeup of the boy’s reaction, which can easily be elaborated on to help the child understand what the boy is feeling, and why.
Don’t Put Your Finger in the Jelly, Nelly! by Nick Sharratt
Don’t Put Your Finger In The Jelly, Nelly
Faster, Faster! Nice and Slow! by Nick Sharratt and Sue Heap
One of the four titles by Sharratt and Heap, Faster, Faster! Nice and Slow!
Goat Goes to Playgroup by Julia Donaldson and Nick Sharratt
As the title suggests, Goat Goes to Playgroup
A Boot, a Hat, Now Who is That? by Nick Sharratt and Sally Symes
A Boot, a Hat, Now Who is That?
Whose Nose and Tail and Toes are Those? by Nick Sharratt and Sally Symes
Whose Nose and Tail and Toes are Those?
