The Full Stop That Got Away (PB)

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Frank is a full stop, and he acts exactly like a full stop should. He splits up sentences that get too long. He never shouts. And he never asks questions. But what if Frank decides to stop acting like a full stop? What would happen then? A picture book that's full of fun and silliness, The Full Stop That Got Away brings together Laura Baker and Nathan Reed for the very first time – and the results are hilarious! This is Frank. Frank is a full stop. He's round and small and things quietly stop when he's around. Frank is a full stop, and he acts exactly like a full stop should. He splits up sentences that get too long . . . "It's true. I do." He never shouts . . . "Ouch. Ouch. Help." And he never asks questions. "That's right." But what if Frank decides to stop acting like a full stop? What would happen then? Brilliantly funny story by Laura Baker, author of The Colour of Happy and Monsters in Trucks Beautifully illustrated by Nathan Reed, illustrator of Think BIG and the Sam Wu series Not just a fun story, The Full Stop That Got Away is also a perfect introduction to punctuation for children! Ideal for fans of The Day the Crayons Quit

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Pagina's: 32, Paperback, Scholastic Ltd.