Eriksson’s illustrations convey intelligence, sensitivity and amusement in the young heroine.
Watch Out for the Crocodile
$19.99–$29.99
With a bit of imagination, anything can become an adventure.
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Product Description
A delightful picture book about a father and daughter’s trip into the wilderness, and how children can help parents see the world in a different way.
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Book Details
Country of Origin Sweden Reader Age 5-7 year Book Size ISBN
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The New York Times (US), July 2014 – :
Eriksson’s illustrations convey intelligence, sensitivity and amusement in the young heroine.
Tots to Teens (NZ), March 2014 – :
A delightful picture book.
Bob’s Book Blogs (NZ), February 2014 – :
A picture book of childhood imagination … Lovely story told in simple text and illustrated beautifully … A great read-a-loud for juniors and a bed time story for pre-schoolers.
Books for Keeps (UK), March 2014 – :
A warm-hearted and realistic story about a father/daughter combination! A charming and fun story.
The Source (Australia/NZ), April 2014 – :
[The] skilful combination of text and illustration is book design of the highest order. It is also great fun.
The NZ Listener, March 2013 – :
Toughie Tora is going camping with her dad. He’s only interested in the birds, but she’s inclined to see wild animals – plus ants, trolls and the occasional fairy – until the final pages. The author’s mother, Astrid Lindgren award-winning illustrator Eva Eriksson, whimsically integrates imaginary creatures into real-life landscapes.
Parents In Touch (UK), February 2014 – :
The delicate illustrations echo the feel of the book beautifully and give lots to look at and discuss.
The Golden Adventures of a Very Dark Horse Blog, February 2014 – :
This story says so much about the distinctly different worlds adults and children inhabit… I love love looooooved that this story features a father/daughter adventure, of the very best kind!
Kirkus Reviews (US), February 2014 – :
An evocative nod to the power of lateral thinking and flights of fancy.
Bookrapt, February 2014 – :
A perceptive father and daughter story laced with humour and observations from a child’s point-of-view … Fathers will enjoy sharing this pleasure-filled story with their daughters. Who knows what journeys it will encourage them to take together?