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Say Sorry Sidney

Caryl Hart, Author

Sarah Horne, Illustrator

Imprint: Hodder Children's Books

Publication date: October 5, 2017

Category: Picture storybooks

ISBN: 9781444925203

A lighthearted, silly rhyming tale of a rhino whose manners are just not what they should be!

When Rhino escapes from the zoo to a farm he leaves a trail of havoc and devastation behind. And when the poor farm animals end up taking the blame for missing food, clothes and toys, they decide Sidney needs to learn a thing or two about manners!

Caryl Hart is the bestselling author of How to Grow a Dinosaur, How to Catch a Dragon and How to Save a Superhero, among others.

‘Should earn its place in the classroom, library shelves or at home.’ School Librarian

Reviews

Fun rhyming story.

Bournemouth Daily Echo

Should earn its place in the classroom, library shelves or at home.

School Librarian

A fun story with plenty of humour and fast-paced rhyming text and refrain.

Nursery World

A playful rhyming romp... great fun.

Junior

The reader is encouragingly included in the joke.

School Librarian

Will delight pre-school mischief-makers.

Cork Evening Echo

There's lots to giggle at and lots of fun to be had.

The BookBag

An animal book of manners by two exciting newcomers to the world of picture books.

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Caryl Hart

Caryl Hart is the author of many bestselling books for children, including the hugely successful How to Grow A Dinosaur and The Princess and the Peas. She is the winner of the Stockport Children’s Book Award, the Sheffield Children’s Book Award and the Lancashire Share a Story Award. Caryl lives on the top of a windy hill in the Peak District with her guitar-playing husband, two cheeky daughters, one extremely fluffy black cat, a goldfish, four hens and an invisible dog called Paddy.

Follow Caryl at carylhart.com and @carylhart1

Sarah Horne

Sarah grew up in Derbyshire, mainly under a snow drift. She spent much of her childhood scampering in the nearby fields with a few goats. Then she decided to be sensible and studied Illustration at Falmouth College of Arts, graduating in 2001. She has illustrated for many different projects including an ad campaign for Kew Gardens entitled ‘Plantastic Play’. She has also undertaken commission from The Guardian and The Independent newspapers. Sarah now specialises in funny, inky illustration and words for children’s fiction and picture books. Sarah likes to paint on very big canvas. She loves funny detail, colour, music, dreams and big open spaces. Sarah now works from a studio on a hill in Forest Hill, London.