Oliver Who Was Small But Mighty - Oliver (Paperback)

A terrific book for young children, using superb illustrations and a range of vocabulary that is imaginative and fun * Nursery World *
A genuinely charming bath time fantasy...executed with freshness and vigour * Books For Keeps *
A wonderfully rhythmic read about overcoming your fears, this is an exceptionally strong picture book with superb illustrations * SW *
Terrific rhyming text and bold illustrations...[a] glorious, rollicking work of imagination * The Guardian *
Deliciously funny * The Times *
Through the terrific rhyming text and bold illustrations Oliver discovers that, though small, he is indeed mighty as he lives through his fears in this glorious, rollicking work of imagination. * Julia Eccleshare, Guardian *
A story with wonderfuflly rhythmic text, lively illustrations and great empathy for young children's fears. * Nursery World *
A deliciously funny portrayal of the way that a small child transforms a bath into an epic, it will remind you why keeping at least one pirate boat and a few plastic sharks and dolphins are essential. * Amanda Craig, Times *
An incredibly imaginative and creative tale of Oliver's bathtime adventure with superb lyrical text. This will appeal to all childre with bright lively minds. * Family Interest Magazine *
With the wind howling outside the bathroom window, Oliver is feelng mighty small against the elements. How he wishes he was tall and mighty. With that our diminutive hero takes a deep breath and dives into his bath and sets off on a watery adventure, where he sails among mermaids, whales and dolphins, pirates and sea monsters, courtesy of his vivid imagination. * JUNIOR *
Lively illustrations,... The influence of Maurice Sendak can be sensed. * School Librarian *
A wonderfully rhythmic read about overcoming your fears, this is an exceptionally strong picture book with superb illustrations. * SW *