Book description
Life inside the ice cream van is full of excitement - the ice creams and lollies can't wait to be picked! But - oh no! - no-one wants a plain ice cream, and that's exactly what our friend Ice Cream is. As she sees friend after friend being picked instead…
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Another great title! When all the other ices and lollies get chosen by the children, Icecream feels sad and unwanted. “No one wants me!” she cries.
It gets so bad for Icecream she has a meltdown! “I give up!” she cries, flopping to the floor! Will Icecream be stuck in the freezer forever? Will no one choose her? Find out in this funny tale, with a kind-hearted message, that all children will be able to identify with.
Super illustrations with lots of fun detail.
From Claire's list on laugh out loud pictures for 3-5 yr olds.
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