Product Description
Uh-Oh, Niko: Swimming
Author: Chris Chatterton • Illustrator: Chris Chatterton
Format: Board book
Recommended for ages 2+
Hello, Niko! Time for a dunk.
Uh-oh, Niko! Where are your trunks?
Help little Niko find his trunks, make a splash and race with friends in this sturdy, interactive board book, packed with push-and-pull sliders and flaps.
Niko is a little bear who sometimes gets things a bit wrong. Whatever happens, he always tries again, learning new skills and having fun along the way!
Children will love joining in with the fun-filled rhyming text and playing along with the story. Made with durable pages and interactive elements for devoping fine motor skills, this colourfully illustrated board book is perfect for fans of Maisy and Bizzy Bear and an ideal introduction to daily routines and first experiences for toddlers.
Want more fun with Niko? Check out the other books in the series:
Uh-Oh, Niko: Bathtime
Uh-Oh, Niko: Bedtime
Uh-Oh, Niko: The Park
Uh-Oh, Niko: Nursery
Uh-Oh, Niko: The Beach
Uh-Oh, Niko: Birthday Party
About the Author
Chris Chatterton is an author/illustrator with a background in graphic design and animation. He is the illustrator of the bestselling Ten Minutes to Bed and DinoFeelings picture book series, as well as the Uh-Oh Niko novelty titles, which have been translated into 17 languages. Originally from County Durham in the UK, Chris now lives and works in Barcelona, Spain.
About the Illustrator
Chris Chatterton is an author/illustrator with a background in graphic design and animation. He is the illustrator of the bestselling Ten Minutes to Bed and DinoFeelings picture book series, as well as the Uh-Oh Niko novelty titles, which have been translated into 17 languages. Originally from County Durham in the UK, Chris now lives and works in Barcelona, Spain.
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