Cobbleton, 'The Dullest Place on Earth’
But Oscar, Hugo and a potato named Mr Pots are about to discover that this sleepy seaside town holds some secrets. When the brothers’ bedroom door turns out to be a portal to different worlds, the trio embark on a mysterious journey into the depths of a giant hippopotamus.
Promoting a sense of discovery, curiosity and imagination
Craft activities at the end of every chapter
The perfect transition from picture book to chapter book
Positive screen time
For children more likely to play games than read books – ‘Havoc in a Hippo’ helps them use their ‘screen time’ more productively. With 6 chapters and 3500 words, there’s plenty to keep them engaged and help them make the transition to longer story books.
Positive screen time
For children more likely to play games than read books – ‘Havoc in a Hippo’ helps them use their ‘screen time’ more productively. With 6 chapters and 3500 words, there’s plenty to keep them engaged and help them make the transition to longer story books.
Craft activities
Natural breaks at the end of each chapter encourage children to step away from the screen, do something creative and bring their imaginations to life – whether it’s making ‘Vampire Slug Jelly’ or a scientific ‘Light Box Tunnel’.
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