Red Ted and the Lost Things
by
Michael Rosen
Illustrator: Joel Stewart
Rosen and Stewart's collaboration in this atmospheric graphic storybook has produced a tremendously reassuring text for the youngest readers.
Red Ted is lost on a train journey, and in the Lost Property office determines to find his owner. Taking pity on a long-lost toy crocodile, he sets off, and together they are fearful, ingenious, resourceful and loyal.
With the help of a cat they search for Ted’s young owner, who then also adopts the homeless crocodile.
Rosen addresses many childlike concerns: the fear of being lost, of being alone in a strange place, of frightening encounters, of being unloved and encourages his audience to believe in their own ability to face them, and to reach a safe and happy resolution.
Publisher: Walker Books
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