Cheeky Fish
By Tony Mitton
Can one cheeky little fish outwit a fisherman’s grasp and wriggle free?
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What is Cheeky Fish about?
A cheeky little fish spots a fisherman and refuses to be caught. With a cheeky grin, a swishing tail and plenty of determination, she wriggles, flaps and escapes his grasp. Told in lively rhyme, this playful underwater adventure invites young readers to join in with repeated sounds, simple words and a joyful final greeting. It is a short, entertaining story designed to help children hear rhymes, recognise word patterns and build confidence with early reading.
About the author
Tony Mitton is a much-loved British poet and author who writes fun and lively books for children. He is well known for his 'Amazing Machines' series, which helps young readers learn about all sorts of vehicles. Tony uses rhyme and rhythm to make his stories exciting and enjoyable for everyone who reads them.
Pages
8 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
1999
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