Father Christmas Needs a Wee
Author(s): Nicholas Allan
'Father Christmas needs a wee. He's been drinking drinks since half past three ...'
At each different house that he visits Father Christmas drinks and eats all the goodies left out for him. Before long he really, really, really needs a wee. So much so that he even forgets to leave the presents behind. But he dashes back, delivers all the pressies and flies home at high speed to avoid an embarassing accident ...there's just one tiny problem ...he's lost his house key!
Find out what happens and whether Father Christmas ever gets to relieve himself in this brilliant and fabulously funny counting book from the talented author/illustrator Nicholas Allan.
General Information
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- : Penguin Random House
- : Penguin Books Ltd
- : 0.18
- : 01 October 2009
- : United Kingdom
- : 01 December 2013
- : books
Other Specifications
- : Nicholas Allan
- : Paperback
- : 12-Sep
- : English
- : 32
- : Numbers & counting; Christmas books
- : chiefly col. Illustrations
More About The Product
A funny and festive counting book in brilliantly bouncy rhyme
"There can be few more arresting titles on the market than Nicholas Allan's Father Christmas Needs A Wee ... Perfect for all, pretty much from birth" -- Katy Guest Independent "Big, bold pictures and wonderful facial expressions make this a must for Christmas and ever afterwards" -- Sally Morris Daily Mail "A funny, festive counting book that has a brilliant, bouncy rhyme that kids will want you to read again and again - and again" -- Natasha Harding The Sun "This rhyming counting book will appeal to youngsters with a practical turn of mind or those who like toilet humour" -- Sarah Kingsford Sunday Express "Written in a jolly rhyming text that also encourages counting skills, this is an ingeniously original Santa Claus story packed with silly humour that will appeal to children" Junior
Nicholas Allan studied Fine Art at the Slade and has completed an MA in creative writing at the University of East Anglia. His highly original picture books have won him several awards including the Sheffield Children's Book Award for The Queen's Knickers and the Federation of Children's Books Best Picture Book Award for Demon Teddy. He lives in Lambeth in a converted pub.
