The Klangaroo

The Klangaroo

By Mark Bird

Genre:-Children's Fiction/Children's Picture Book/Children's Poetry

Pages:-36

Reading Age:-1-7 years

Blurb:-Two baby Kangaroos,

one wacky inventor,

and a gigantic robot have a day at the zoo

no one will ever forget!

With no Mummy or Daddy to teach them to hop,

the zoo's baby joeys just wobble and flop.

Dr Try builds a robot to help them bounce high,

but when things all go wrong,

will their bouncing dreams fly?

This fantastic and wacky rhyming book is written by Mark Bird from Dream Beast Poems, who writes inspirational and hilarious poetry that will have both adults and children laughing out loud.

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My Review:-My granddaughter and I have had the pleasure of reading and also listening to The Klangaroo. Dr Try loved inventing things, she made WILD, WACKY robots. While out taking her FAT fish for a walk she came across a sign by the zoo, saying they needed help with two baby joey kangaroos. The kangaroos didn't know how to jump, they just waddled and flopped. Dr Try knew this was a job for her and set to work inventing the perfect robot to teach the kangaroos. But things don't go the plan on the day when Dr Try showed her invention to everyone. 

 We had so much fun reading this book, each page is colourful and filled with so much that you can tell the story yourself with children using the illustrations. We also listened to the story as the narrator used different voices, along with sound effects that brought the story to life.