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						Amanda Kastner
					
					
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 Best friends Bumble and Snug are Bugbops - little monsters filled
with BIG feelings! In this full-colour graphic novel, join them on
a funny, imaginative adventure with some VERY angry pirates,
learning about the world outside and inside along the way. Bumble
and Snug are going on a big adventure to ... have a picnic! But
when they accidentally get lost, they're both cross - is their
adventure ruined? Working together to find their way home, Bumble
and Snug come across a pirate treasure horde. But taking treasure
that isn't yours is a good way to get into trouble, and sure enough
some VERY angry pirates aren't far behind. Bumble and Snug are
certain they can replace the treasure, and fix things to make
everybody happy. But there's another monstrous obstacle in store -
and this one has TENTACLES. Bumble and Snug and the Angry Pirates
is a story about being cross and how to listen, friendship and
sandcastles, and one GIANT octopus! Perfect for readers just
starting to enjoy stories independently, for visual readers and for
wise kids to share with their grown-ups. For fans of Narwhal and
Jelly and Dogman.
			
		 
	
	
	
		
			
				
			
	
 And so for anyone who didn't really know what it means to not be
able to breathe, REALLY breathe, for generations, now you know. And
those who already do, you'll be nodding yep yep, that is exactly
how it is . . . Intimately set within the walls of a family home,
this book is an incredible artefact of the historic year we have
all lived through. We travel from the depths of despair but not
without hope; the mundane details contained within four walls
becomes our sanctuary. This is a gift in commemoration of a time
and place, of a world wide pandemic, of loss and of the murder of
George Floyd. It is a reminder of how, in uncertain times, we can
cling to the simple things for respite, for hope. A reminder of how
comforting books and artworks are in times of extreme stress.
			
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