"A fishy tale of slip-ups on the ice"
A group of hungry creatures are searching for their dinner in this Arctic-set picture book, and none of them get it. That might sound disappointing, but from the point of view of the plankton, almost eaten by the sprats, or the sprats, narrowly avoiding the bigger fish, who just escapes the penguin, who in turn avoids the polar bear … well, things look different. Written in rhyme and with gentle illustrations by Silke Diehl this makes a fun bedtime story. Added extras include the Polar Bear’s Song.
Penguin Crush tells the story of life near the North Pole, from looking at the smallest creature in the sea, a plankton, to a mighty polar bear hunting on the ice. A penguin who is on holiday from the South Pole and an Eskimo get caught up in the story and the Crush happens.
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I really liked this book.
I really liked Penguin Crush. It was really good, the story was unusual and I liked learning about the different creatures.... Read Full Review
Lovely story for children of all ages, fantastic illustrations as well.
Penguin Crush is very good book because there is a different sea creature in the book and he tries to not get eaten by the other animals.... Read Full Review
A funny rhyming story about animals eating others.
This is a funny book about animals and who eats who in the North Pole. It's really funny and cool, because they are all trying to catch each other to eat, there's a man trying to shoot the polar bear too, but it all goes wrong. The penguins were my favourites but it was quite annoying because penguins never go to the North Pole so that spoilt it a bit because that is wrong.... Read Full Review
Penguin Crush tells the story of life near the North Pole, from looking at the smallest creature in the sea, a plankton, to a mighty polar bear hunting on the ice. A penguin who is on holiday from the South Pole and an Eskimo get caught up in the story and the Crush happens.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Penguin Crush and determined it is suitable for children aged 3-4 years old
Penguin Crush features in the following genres: Animal Stories, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Books Reviewed by our Reader Review Panels, Recommendations, Featured Books for 3+ readers
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Penguin Crush was written by Ian Worboys and published by Crush Publishing
Penguin Crush has 32 pages
Yes it is part of Crush Series series
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