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Rhyme Crime
Jon Burgerman
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Description for Rhyme Crime
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Once upon a time, a thief committed a crime. Everything he stole was replaced with a RHYME! Hammy's brand new hat was swapped for a cat! Arney's comfy chair was switched for a bear! Will the rhyme thief ever be brought to justice? Can YOU solve the mysterious ending? Packed with the silliest of rhymes and wordplay, this original, hilarious, and interactive tale will have the youngest children in fits of giggles! The newest picture book from award-winning artist Jon Burgerman, perfect for fans of Kes Gray and Jim Field.
Once upon a time, a thief committed a crime. Everything he stole was replaced with a RHYME! Hammy's brand new hat was swapped for a cat! Arney's comfy chair was switched for a bear! Will the rhyme thief ever be brought to justice? Can YOU solve the mysterious ending? Packed with the silliest of rhymes and wordplay, this original, hilarious, and interactive tale will have the youngest children in fits of giggles! The newest picture book from award-winning artist Jon Burgerman, perfect for fans of Kes Gray and Jim Field.
Product Details
Publisher
OUP Oxford
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2017
Condition
New
Number of Pages
32
Place of Publication
Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780192749505
SKU
V9780192749505
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-31
About Jon Burgerman
Jon Burgerman is an award-winning artist who has created murals, sculptures, toys, apparel, and picture books, all with his trademark bright and playful aesthetic. His hilarious first picture book, 'SPLAT!', was described by Oliver Jeffers as 'a brilliantly playful book', and his art is collected worldwide by several institutions, including the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Born in the ... Read more
Reviews for Rhyme Crime
Praise for 'SPLAT!': This brilliantly playful book that experiments with the physical boundaries of the book as an object, encouraging interaction and imagination, seems to be a direct extension of Jon's personality.
Oliver Jeffers
Oliver Jeffers