Tweedy: The Clown Who Lost His Nose

Tweedy: The Clown Who Lost His NoseBy: Tweedy the Clown Illustrator: Daniel Duncan Join Tweedy the Clown as he searches for his missing red nose in this interactive picture book for children. Clown around with Tweedy on the hunt for his big red nose in this laugh out loud adventure for children aged 5 9. Follow Tweedy as he chases after his elusive nose and causes chaos for the other performers trying to present their fantastic acts. The circus is sold out, the big top is packed, the

Join Tweedy the Clown as he searches for his missing red nose in this interactive picture book for children.

Clown around with Tweedy on the hunt for his big red nose in this laugh-out-loud adventure for children aged 5-9. Follow Tweedy as he chases after his elusive nose and causes chaos for the other performers trying to present their fantastic acts.

The circus is sold out, the big top is packed, the ringmaster is about to introduce the first act but… oh no! Tweedy the Clown has lost his red nose. He is absolutely sure nobody will laugh if he’s not wearing it, so he sets out to find his missing nose – wherever can it be?

This whimsical picture book for kids offers:

• An interactive and engaging story that encourages children to read along and spot the hidden character.
• Content written by a celebrity author, Tweedy the Clown, star of Gifford's Circus, Cirque Berserk and the Cheltenham Everyman pantomime.
• Vibrant and playful illustrations on every page that children will love to follow.
• A meaningful underlying message teaching children an important lesson, that who you are is enough.

Children will enjoy following Tweedy the clown in this interactive picture book, as they help him spot the culprit…a little intruder who has come into the circus and is hiding in the background! Can you find who is playing with the nose and enjoying Tweedy’s misadventures?

Illustrated throughout by Daniel Duncan, this hilarious picture book weaves the magic of the circus into every page, while its simple message reminds everyone that the best thing you can be is yourself.