The Problem with Poppy – Emma Sandford
£6.99
Poppy the porcupine has always wanted to make a friend, but her defensive nature prevents her. When a young tiger cub stumbles upon her one day in the rainforest, she reacts badly and scares him away.
Determined to change her ways, she sets out to find him, but little does she know that the tiger cub is about to have a problem of his own. In the face of danger, will Poppy find a way to save the day?
The Problem with Poppy is the award-winning debut picture book by British author Emma Sandford. Illustrated by Ukrainian artist Olena Osadcha.
“The Problem with Poppy by Emma Sandford is a perfect combination of fun and learning that any little kid will love.” – Readers’ Favorite ★★★★★
“The Problem with Poppy is a sensitive, well thought out book that has a depth sometimes missing in children’s stories.” – Linda Hill, award-winning book blogger
“The Problem with Poppy by Emma Sandford is an adorable children’s picture book with a beautiful, heartfelt message. ” – Maincrest Media Book Award judges
Poppy the porcupine has always wanted to make a friend, but her defensive nature prevents her. When a young tiger cub stumbles upon her one day in the rainforest, she reacts badly and scares him away.
Determined to change her ways, she sets out to find him, but little does she know that the tiger cub is about to have a problem of his own. In the face of danger, will Poppy find a way to save the day?
The Problem with Poppy is the award-winning debut picture book by British author Emma Sandford. Illustrated by Ukrainian artist Olena Osadcha.
"The Problem with Poppy by Emma Sandford is a perfect combination of fun and learning that any little kid will love." – Readers' Favorite ★★★★★
"The Problem with Poppy is a sensitive, well thought out book that has a depth sometimes missing in children’s stories." – Linda Hill, award-winning book blogger
"The Problem with Poppy by Emma Sanford is an adorable children’s picture book with a beautiful, heartfelt message. " – Maincrest Media Book Award judges