Once There was a Hoodie

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Once there was a Hoodie who lived under a hill, and very fine Hoodie he was. But the Hoodie who lived under the hill wasn't truly happy, for there is only one thing that makes a Hoodie truly happy, and the Hoodie didn't have that. What could that thing be? In this delightful romp celebrating friendship, best-selling author Sam McBratney spins a tale of imagination and humour, as the Hoodie encounters a field of "white-and-woollies" (sheep), a herd of "black-and-whites" (cows), and a picnic of "tiny-two-legs" (children), who all run as fast as they can away from the funny-looking mushroom-eared Hoodie. Only at the end of the summer does the Hoodie find his true companion -- another Hoodie, of course!

About the author

Sam McBratney was a much-loved author from Northern Ireland, best known for writing the heart-warming book 'Guess How Much I Love You'. His gentle stories and memorable characters have been enjoyed by children all around the world. Sam loved to inspire young readers with tales about friendship, love, and the wonders of the world.