The all-together painting
By Jane Hissey
When painting plans go splodgy, can the toys turn a muddle into something marvellous?
colourful · playful · heartwarming · creative
Genres
What is The all-together painting about?
The toys are excited to paint their own pictures, but their colourful plans quickly go wrong. Spots run into stripes, stripes turn wavy and splodges appear everywhere. Soon, everyone is frustrated by the messy results. Then Old Bear has an idea: instead of painting alone, why not work together? As the toys combine their ideas and colours, they create something surprising and wonderful. This cheerful story shows how teamwork, patience and imagination can turn a muddle into a masterpiece.
About the author
Jane Hissey is a much-loved British author and illustrator, best known for her charming 'Old Bear' books. Her stories bring toys to life with beautiful drawings and gentle adventures. Jane’s wonderful characters, like Old Bear, Bramwell Brown, and Little Bear, have captured the imaginations of children all around the world.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
2013
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