Fabulous Stories For The Very Young 3 Books Collection Set by David Walliams - Paperback Picture Books - Ages 3+ - Illustrated by Tony Ross - Bedtime

Titles in This Set The Slightly Annoying Elephant The First Hippo on the Moon The Bear Who Went Boo! Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780008552763 Publisher: HarperCollins Children's Books Age Range: Ages 3+ Overview Introduce the very youngest readers to David Walliams with this box set of three giggle-filled picture books. Bursting with warmth, mischief and laugh-out-loud humour, each story is brought vividly to life by illustrator Tony Ross. Perfect for bedtime, story time or as a first taste of Walliams's storytelling, this collection is designed to spark imagination, build early reading confidence and create shared moments of joy between little ones and the grown-ups who love them. About the Books This charming three-book set brings together some of David Walliams's most beloved stories for the very young. In The Slightly Annoying Elephant, young readers meet a cheeky, larger-than-life character whose mischievous antics teach gentle lessons about friendship and patience, wrapped up in plenty of giggles. The First Hippo on the Moon follows a bold, dreamy hippo determined to reach for the stars, encouraging children to imagine big and embrace curiosity. The Bear Who Went Boo! offers a playful blend of gentle spookiness and comfort, following a bear whose booming greeting causes chaos and, ultimately, new friendships. Across all three stories, Tony Ross's expressive illustrations add extra warmth and humour, making every page a delight. These stories are short and punchy enough for the shortest attention spans, yet rich in character and heart, ideal for repeated reading. Bundled together, the set offers fantastic value, giving parents, grandparents and gift-givers three brand-new adventures in one package. Whether read aloud at bedtime, shared at nursery storytime, or enjoyed independently as confidence grows, this collection is a wonderful introduction to one of the UK's most popular children's authors, known for blending silliness with genuine war