Dodo doo-doo
By Kaye Umansky
Fred hears a dodo—but uncovering the truth involves droppings, secrets and one very special egg.
funny · rhyming · playful · imaginative
Genres
What is Dodo doo-doo about?
Fred hears a very strange sound and is convinced it belongs to a dodo. But everyone knows dodos are extinct—or do they? As Fred and his companion investigate, they uncover a hilarious tale involving dodo droppings, a hidden egg and the unfortunate events that led to the dodo’s disappearance. Told in lively rhyme and packed with silly details, this playful picture book offers a funny, imaginative explanation for one of history’s most famous extinct birds.
About the author
Kaye Umansky is a much-loved British author who has written lots of funny and exciting books for children. She is best known for her popular 'Pongwiffy' series about a very messy witch. Kaye enjoys making readers laugh with her imaginative stories full of magic, mischief, and memorable characters.
Pages
25 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2010
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