Oh dear. I cannot brush my teeth.
There is a gecko on my toothbrush!
THERE IS A GECKO ON MY TOOTHBRUSH!
There is a gecko on my toothbrush
I don’t know what to do!
There is a gecko on my toothbrush
Should I send it to the zoo?
It is so squiggly-wiggly
With eyes bright as can be
If I try to put it into a cage
Do you think it’ll be mad at me?
My Mom says it really is friendly
It eats ants and little fleas
Perhaps I can teach it manners...
Like "No thank you" and "please."
I think I will just let it climb my walls
And live inside my home
But PLEASE don’t eat my toothpaste
And leave my brush alone!!
Edie Batstone's first book of colourful picture poems invites us to jump into a child's world of wonder and possibility, just as a child jumps into a puddle - knowing only that it seems like a good idea at the time! Join her on this journey of disco
Gemma succeeds in starting a girls' football team at her new school, but bitter rival Tyrone does everything he can to stop the girls playing. So begins a battle of wits between the girls and boys, and also between Gemma and sports teacher, Mrs Lawfo
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