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'These farm animals burst off the page in a riot of colour and fun that young ones will love. The rhythm and rhyme will bring smiles and giggles as these animals wreak havoc.' Adele Broadbent, What Book Next? From the brilliant team that created family favourite and bestseller The Tractor has a Wobbly Wheel. The farm animals are having a field day with all the farmer's clothes, using them in all sorts of inventive ways. With perfect bouncy rhyme, this is a silly delight to read out loud. The illustrations capture the animals' strange and wonderful inner lives. Perfect for: - anyone who likes nonsense rhymes like Dr Seuss - children who love funny, silly stories - reading aloud with little ones - spotting the fun ideas in the illustrations that add to the story - fans of animal stories - fans of anything set on a farm - anyone who loved The Tractor has a Wobbly Wheel

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Tim Saunders farms sheep and beef near Palmerston North. He has written two children's picture books, The Tractor has a Wobbly Wheel and The Sheep that Stole the Farmer's Hat, and two adult non-fiction titles, This Farming Life and Under a Big Sky. He was shortlisted for the Commonwealth Short Story Prize in 2021 for his story Carved; the only New Zealander to be shortlisted for this prestigious prize that year. He has had poetry and short stories published in Headland, Best Small Fictions, takahe, Landfall, Poetry NZ Yearbook, Broadsheet, RNZ and Flash Frontier. He won the 2018 MindFood Magazine Short Story Competition. He was joint winner of the Caselberg Trust International Poetry Prize in 2023. He performs poetry around the Manawatu and beyond. Carla Martell majored in graphic design, illustration and animation at Wellington Polytechnic's School of Design (now Massey), followed by post-graduate study in animation at Melbourne's Swinburne Institute of Technology. She worked in the animation industry in Australia and the UK, and later completed a post-graduate Diploma in Multimedia Studies at Auckland University of Technology, specialising in moving image and multimedia production. In 2020 she illustrated her first children's book, Tulip & Doug (by Emma Wood, published by Scholastic NZ), and is currently working on her thirteenth book. Her recent collaboration with author Juliette MacIver, Duck Goes Meow, won Best Picture Book in the 2023 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults. Carla currently lives in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland with her family and two silly cats.

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