Fly, Tiger, Fly!
abr. de 2020 · Hachette UK
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Riku's family have all achieved something special - and Riku wants to be special too. His dream? To be the world's first ever flying tiger!
Only Riku's friend Jim has doubts . . . Tigers don't have wings. (And Jim should know - he's a parrot!) But Riku is one determined little tiger. With help from Jim and some feathered friends, will Riku make it off the ground and into the air?
This hilariously funny book from Rikin Parekh celebrates dreams, determination and the power of friendship. It's a must-read for any little person with BIG ambition!
Only Riku's friend Jim has doubts . . . Tigers don't have wings. (And Jim should know - he's a parrot!) But Riku is one determined little tiger. With help from Jim and some feathered friends, will Riku make it off the ground and into the air?
This hilariously funny book from Rikin Parekh celebrates dreams, determination and the power of friendship. It's a must-read for any little person with BIG ambition!
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Rikin Parekh studied art at the Camberwell College of Arts and the University of Westminster. Fly Tiger Fly is his first picture book for children. He is also the illustrator of Iguana Boy Saves the World With a Triple Cheese Pizza, written by James Bishop, and its sequel Iguana Boy Saves the World In 30 Seconds or Less. Rikin also works part time as a Teaching Assistant in primary schools, and has previously worked as a film production illustrator. He lives in north west London.
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