Do you wanna see a llama? Then come this way, as our self-described 'llama expert' takes her friend on a chase around the city. They discover wild and wacky animals around every corner - but are any of them really llamas? Llamas are highly sociable animals, though, and where there's one, there's often more ... Readers will be shouting at the book with delight as more and more llamas gather in the background, until a whole parade of partying llamas is revealed. But will the children ever find what they're looking for? Children will love guessing what each new animal is from the glimpse given in the artwork, before turning the page to find out and there are fun facts about all the animals at the end of the book. A fantastically funny follow-up to Wanna See a Penguin? by the award-winning author of You Must Bring a Hat.

"A truly delightful story... the illustrations are bright and energetic... the text works extremely well, making this a really good choice for reading aloud" * Margaret Pemberton, The School Librarian *
"This fun, bright and informative picture book straddles the balance between fiction and nonfiction" * BookTrust *
"A wild and wacky story about animal recognition to be shared and enjoyed..." * Mike Davies, Teach Early Years *
"Written with Philip's trademark wit, warmth and exuberance, and harnessing all the fun of the pantomime convention of 'it's behind you', this action-packed adventure puts fun, friendship and animal recognition at centre stage." * Pam Norfolk, Lancashire Post *
"Sharing in the classroom or at home, this book, and indeed the series, will provide children with just the right mix of magic, adventure, and excitement to keep them coming back for more." * Jill Bennett, Red Reading Hub *
"This picture book is such fun!" * ACHUKA *

Simon was born in Chichester in 1988 and has lived there ever since. After studying History at Exeter University, he decided to become a primary school teacher. Teaching rekindled his love of children's books, so much so that he decided to have a go at writing his own. He is the author of I Don't Know What to Call my Cat, You Must Bring a Hat, and the Waterstones Prize shortlisted I Really Want the Cake. Ian Smith studied for a BA in Illustration at the University of the West of England and has been illustrating ever since. He is the illustrator of Wanna See a Penguin? and Wanna See a Llama? written by Simon Philip (OUP).