Helpfulness for Hippos

A kindness and empathy book for children

By:

Zanna Davidson

Format:

Hardback

Series:

Good Behaviour Guides

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A brilliant book for young children about kindness and empathy A brilliant first picture book to encourage kindness and empathy.Hank the Hippo LOVES to help, but all the other hippos think he's a fool. Especially Horace: 'Hippos aren't helpful! It's not what we do. We spend our time sloshing in pools!' But when a great flood comes, Hank is swept away as he tries to help the other animals. What will Horace do then?This heartwarming story, told in effortless verse, is bursting with warm and witty illustrations and irresistible hippos!

Author Biography:

Susanna writes fiction and non-fiction for Usborne. Her favourite things to write about are small monsters and talking animals. She used to live in London but now lives in a cottage on the edge of some woods. She is only sorry there are no bears or witches in them.

Release date NZ

August 3rd, 2023

Author

Zanna Davidson

Audience

Children / Juvenile

Contributor

Illustrated by Mark McKinley

Interest Age

From 2 to 5 years

Pages

Series

Good Behaviour Guides

Dimensions

231x257x11

ISBN-13

9781803709192

Product ID

36508342

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