Anuska Allepuz, illustrated by Anuska Allepuz
What's for Dinner?
What's for Dinner?
A fresh, funny read aloud story for 3-6 year olds from Anuska Allepuz, author-illustrator of Little Green Donkey.
- Perfect for picky eaters or children with fussy eating routines.
- Will spark conversations about gratitude and trying new foods.
- The addictive refrain – I DON’T WANT MY DINNER! – is ideal for reading aloud. Kids will love joining in! (And parents will be relieved by the ending, where EVERYONE is eating their dinner!)
- Full of all the familiar animals that small children know: rabbits, elephants, bears, wolves, crocodiles and zebras.
It’s dinnertime in the savannah, and Mummy cheetah has brought a DELICIOUS fruit for Luka and Noah to try. But Luka and Noah aren’t very impressed. They look at their dinner. They look at Mummy … and they shout: “I DON’T WANT MY DINNER!”
What Luka and Noah don't know is that words can travel far, and soon there are lots of hungry animals from all the globe who think Luka and Noah’s dinner sounds very delicious indeed… Soon, creatures everywhere are sniffing out what sounds like a delicious meal!
As more and more hungry animals arrive, Luka and Noah begin to wonder… was their dinner actually so bad after all?
Anuska Allepuz brings an everyday struggle to life with humour, charm and lots of read-aloud appeal. Inspired by her own two sons, Anuska’s cheetah siblings are cheeky and cute in equal measure as they learn the value of sharing and the good things that come when we try new things.
