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Don’t Step on the Crack

Don’t Step on the Crack

Don’t Step on the Crack

picture book | English
Published: 4 February, 2002
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Whatever you do, don't step on the crack!

Because somewhere in a particular town on a particular street there is a particular crack that could bring you bad luck!

You could turn into a pig, or your baby brother might grow fangs. Your mum might decide to go for a younger look, or worse still you might forget to put your trousers on before you go to school!

Colin McNaughton explores, with characteristic wit and exuberance, the possible dangers of ignoring this familiar lore of childhood. Bursting with colour, `Don't Step on the Crack' is guaranteed to feed the imagination and ensure a simple walk along the street will never be the same again...

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Type Book
ISBN13 9780006647713
ISBN10 0006647715
Number Of Pages 32
Item Weight 199 g
Product Dimensions 214 x 4 x 272 mm
Publisher / Reseller HarperCollinsChildren’sBooks
Format picture book
Edition New Ed
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Media Reviews

`With pictures to make you laugh out loud and a wickedly amusing story, `Don't Step on the Crack' is yet another winner from Colin McNaughton.'
Schoolsnet

`With lively comic images and speech bubbles... there are some great comic moments.'
Junior

`Tingle with anticipation at each imminent new horror - classic Colin McNaughton.' Practical Parenting

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Author's Bio

Colin McNaughton was born in Northumberland and had his first book published while he was still at college. He is now one of Britain's most highly acclaimed authors and illustrators of children's books and a winner of many prestigious awards, including the Emil/Kurt Maschler Award in 1991.

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