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I Love You, Blue Kangaroo!

Emma Chichester Clark author

Format:Board book

Publisher:Andersen Press Ltd

Published:6th Apr '17

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I Love You, Blue Kangaroo! cover

In this heartwarming tale, Blue Kangaroo fears he may be forgotten as new toys arrive. When he goes missing, Lily realizes her special bond with him is irreplaceable, highlighting their enduring friendship.

I Love You, Blue Kangaroo! tells the heartwarming story of a young girl named Lily and her beloved toy, Blue Kangaroo. Each night, as Lily drifts off to sleep, she holds Blue Kangaroo close, cherishing their special bond. However, the arrival of new toy animals makes Blue Kangaroo anxious. He fears that with so many new friends, he might no longer hold a special place in Lily's heart.

As the story unfolds, Blue Kangaroo goes missing, prompting Lily to search high and low for her cherished companion. Throughout her search, she discovers that none of the new toys can replace the unique connection she shares with Blue Kangaroo. This realization highlights the depth of their friendship and the importance of loyalty and love in relationships.

The narrative beautifully captures the themes of friendship and reassurance, making it a delightful read for young children. The charming board book edition enhances the story's appeal, allowing little ones to engage with the tale in a tactile way. Ultimately, I Love You, Blue Kangaroo! serves as a gentle reminder that true affection endures, regardless of the changes that life may bring.

"This original Blue Kangaroo story is still a winner!" * The Good Book Guide *
"This original Blue Kangaroo story is still a winner!" * The Good Book Guide *
"A tender and touching story" * The Sunday Telegraph *
"Blue Kangaroo is a winner." * T.E.S. *
"I Love You, Blue Kangaroo is just sublime." * School Librarian *

  • Short-listed for CILIP Kate Greenaway Medal (UK).

ISBN: 9781783445028

Dimensions: 207mm x 182mm x 20mm

Weight: 505g

34 pages