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Join us for a toddler storytime and start your World Book Day week early!

Monday 3 March | 3pm | Simply Books

​Join us for a toddler storytime, perfect for readers aged 2-5. Snuggle up with a babychino and meet author Kate Thompson who will be reading YETIS DON'T EXIST, a FUR-tastically funny rhyming adventure.

​Every ticket will include a babychino and a copy of YETIS DON'T EXIST. 

​The perfect way to start World Book Day for young readers.

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About YETIS DON'T EXIST

​Have you heard the news?
You've been BAMBOOZLED. . .

YETIS DON'T EXIST!

The news swirled over mountains, skipped through lakes and out to sea. Until who should hear it? Iggy the YETI and all his YETI friends. And they were a little bit surprised. So, the yetis who absolutely DO exist only had one option - to set off on a HUMAN search and help to change their minds!

The yetis trekked down steep slopes and through snowy forests when suddenly they saw gleaming streetlights up ahead. . . but found a strangely EMPTY town! The yetis searched high and low, yet the humans were NOWHERE to be seen. Surely that could only mean one thing. . .

A wonderful, wintry story with a HUGE twist and a brilliantly clever visual narrative that will have all readers laughing out loud! Perfect for fans of The Littlest Yak, The Big Freeze, The Best Bear Tracker and I Did See a Mammoth.

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