There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly by Rosie Greening (author) and Kali Stileman (illustrator)

A funny twist on a classic rhyme, with a die-cut mouth on the cover. This old lady is famous for her appetite! First she swallowed a fly – and that was just the start. But in this new take on a nursery favourite, the animals are hungry too, and now they’re eating the old lady’s clothes! A cat gobbles up her hat. A goat swallows her coat. What will the old lady do? Poke your hand through the novelty mouth to mimic feeding each critter. Perfect if you’re hungry for a great story!

• An exuberant new twist on a best-loved rhyming tale

• Features a die-cut mouth with felt teeth on the cover

• Feed all the different animals through the mouth hole

• Funny and imaginative, with delightful illustrations