Crocodile has a big imagination. But he has a big problem too. He's always thinking up fun, new things to do like sliding through mud puddles, sunbathing by the shore, or floating downstream stretched out on a log. But no matter what he does, all the other crocs follow him and copy him--every time! Crocodile finally manages to escape his fellow crocs, only to discover a surprising truth: being by himself is not nearly as much fun as being with his friends. David Bedford has created an appealing character wrestling with a situation that will resonate with children. Artist Emily Bolam's bold, expressive illustrations bring out the fun and humor of the story.

Author Biography

David Bedford grew up in England. He wanted to be a professional soccer player for a long time, but instead he became a biologist and worked at Stanford University. He is the author of over thirty books for children. He lives in England. Emily Bolam studied illustration at Brighton College of Art. Her first idea for a children's book began as a college project and was published upon her graduation. Since then, she has illustrated over a hundred books for children, by many different authors. She lives in England.