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The Koala Who Couldn’t Sleep

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The Koala Who Couldn't Sleep

By Robert Cox About · Illustrated by Jim Robins About

Everyone knows that what koalas do best is sleep but young Clive cant help feeling different.
He hardly ever wants to sleep, He’s itchy and twitchy and sleeping on branches is a dangerous game when you just cant stop moving. Maybe he was mixed up at birth and is really a monkey. Maybe hes an elephant Or something much much bigger . . . One day somewhere between sleep and wild imagination Clive wonders what adventures he might have if only he were a different kind of animal . . . and soon discovers that being himself is not so bad after all

AuthorRobert Cox About
IllustratorJim Robins About
Type Of BookAustralian Picture Book
FormatHardback
ISBN9781925860559
Published30/01/2020
Price Per CopyRRP $24.99
1–9 copies$22.49
10–19 copies$21.24
20+ copies$19.99
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Robert Cox

Robert Cox was born in Woolwich, London. He spent many years in sales and marketing until moving to Brisbane with his wife and two sons in 1981. He published his first children’s story with Puffinalia before writing travel documentaries and comedy for radio and TV, including Channel 9’s ‘Altogether Now’ and BBC Radio’s ‘The Bush Telegraph’, a weekly diary of life down under. Robert now lives in Kent writing and voicing short films and TV commercials

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Jim Robins

Jim Robins lives near Bath in England, where he creates illustrations and cartoons for some of Britain’s major newspapers and publishers, and raises three children.

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