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Somebody Crunched Colin

Name: Somebody Crunched Colin
ISBN: 9780702308321

By Sarah Roberts

Adjectives

engaging educational thought-provoking

Genres

Nature Non-fiction

Synopsis

Colin, a crisp packet mistaken for a flower, embarks on a journey through nature, encountering animals who try to eat him. This beautifully illustrated picture book delivers a powerful message about plastic pollution and the importance of recycling, making it an ideal introduction for children to environmental conservation.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

Published

2022

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