Discover the Joy of Learning with "Grug Goes to School" by Ted Prior!
Join Grug, the beloved character crafted from the top of a Burrawang tree, as he embarks on a new and exciting adventure—his very first day at school! This hardback edition of Grug Goes to School brings a timeless tale of curiosity, resilience, and the joy of learning to life with vivid illustrations and heartwarming storytelling. Perfect for young readers aged 3-7, this book introduces the wonders of school through Grug’s endearing and relatable experiences.
Key Features:
- Heartwarming Storyline: Follow Grug as he learns about school routines, friendships, and new challenges.
- Beautiful Illustrations: Ted Prior’s iconic artwork captivates young imaginations with every turn of the page.
- Durable Hardback Format: Ideal for repeated readings, whether at home or in the classroom.
- Educational and Entertaining: A gentle introduction to the concept of school, helping children prepare for their own journey.
This enchanting story is part of the Grug series, which has been delighting children for generations. With its universal themes of growth and discovery, Grug Goes to School remains a cherished classic that inspires a lifelong love of learning. Add this must-have title to your collection and let Grug’s school adventure become a cherished memory for your little ones.
Author Biography:
About Ted Prior
Ted Prior is an acclaimed Australian author and illustrator celebrated for creating the iconic Grug series. Born in Newcastle, Australia, Ted initially worked as a police officer before pursuing his passion for storytelling and art. Inspired by his experiences as a father, he developed Grug, a lovable character formed from the top of a Burrawang tree, to entertain his young children. Ted’s charming illustrations and simple yet impactful narratives have captured the hearts of generations. Since the debut of Grug in 1979, the series has grown to include more than 30 titles, each resonating with universal themes of curiosity, resilience, and joy. Ted’s work remains a staple in early childhood literature, beloved by families and educators worldwide for its ability to ignite imagination and foster learning.
