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Pat-a-Cake!

by Annie Kubler

Interest age: 0+
Reading age: 4+

Published by Child's Play, 2005

  • Board books
  • Classics
  • Picture books
  • Poetry and rhyme
  • Deafness
  • Disability
  • Visual impairment

About this book

  • A beautiful, strong, board book
  • Part of a series introducing well loved games and rhymes
  • The books are bound to become a much-loved addition
    to every nursery bookcase

About the author

Annie Kubler was born in 1960, in the north east of France, in a mountainous area called the Vosges, where she spent her childhood.

After gaining a National Diploma in Visual Communication at the School of Decorative Arts in Strasbourg, with a specialisation in children's illustration, she moved to England in 1985. She joined the Child's Play team having been offered a job by publisher Michael Twinn, owner and founder of Child's Play.

For the past 20 years she has been art director of Child's Play, while illustrating many children's titles, including Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes (winner of the Sainsbury's Baby Book Award in 2002).

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