The Leaf Thief by Alice Hemming (author) and Nicola Slater (illustrator)

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Product description

A brilliantly funny picture book about seasons, written by Alice Hemming and illustrated by Nicola Slater. Squirrel is so cross. Yesterday there were loads of beautiful leaves on his tree, but today? Today some are missing and Squirrel is convinced that someone has stolen them… there’s a leaf thief on the loose! Join Squirrel on a mission to find the culprit, and meet so many fun animals on the way, while you find out how the world takes on different colours as the months pass by.

A laugh-out-loud book about the changing seasons, with extra information in the back for especially curious minds
Perfect as a companion reader to children learning about seasons in school
A brilliant picture book that explores feelings, moods and times where we feel out of control

Product Details

Catalogue number

37 in Setanta Primary September 2023

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781407191447

Publisher

Scholastic

Date published

September 3rd, 2020

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