Puppet Pop-Ups Books in Order
Part ofSam Lloyd (Kids Books) Books in OrderBrowse Puppet Pop-Ups by Sam Lloyd (Kids Books) in reading order, with short book summaries to introduce the series and help you decide where to begin.
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Puppet Pop-Ups books in publication order
12 books
Super Sid
by Sam Lloyd (Kids Books)
2003
Sid is a sausage dog without a home who hopes someone will recognise his talents and take him in. His attempts to show how clever he can be repeatedly go wrong, complicating his search for an owner.
Grumpy Gracie
by Sam Lloyd (Kids Books)
2005
Gracie wakes in a bad mood and spreads her grumpiness to everyone around her. A new friend challenges her outlook, while a cut-out expression changes as the book is turned, inviting children to explore how feelings affect others.
Trumpy Trevor
by Sam Lloyd (Kids Books)
2005
Trevor wants to impress the judges with his tricks at a dog show, but a feast of favourite foods has left him desperate to pass wind. As his performance continues, keeping control becomes harder than doing the tricks.
Calm Down, Boris!
by Sam Lloyd (Kids Books)
2006
Boris is an affectionate monster whose enthusiastic kisses make everyone ticklish. Young readers help him prepare for a trip to the park, where his noisy excitement makes it difficult to find other monsters willing to play.
Happy Christmas Boris!
by Sam Lloyd (Kids Books)
2009
Santa asks Boris to deliver Christmas presents to the little monsters. Eager to help but in need of some assistance, Boris takes on the festive task in an interactive adventure that lets young readers join his efforts.
Hello, Dudley!
by Sam Lloyd
2011
Dudley is a little purple monster with a whole day of decisions ahead of him. Readers help choose what he eats and does, using the built-in puppet to bring his responses and daily adventures to life.
Turn It Up, Doris!
by Sam Lloyd
2011
Doris is so quiet that everyone asks her to speak up, especially her noisy brother Boris. When he gets into trouble, she must find her voice and discover that being heard can make a difference.
Wendy the Wide-Mouthed Frog
by Sam Lloyd
2011
Wendy believes she is too splendid for the jungle and insults the creatures she meets. Her confidence faces a challenge when she encounters someone with a particular appetite, in an interactive retelling of the wide-mouthed frog tale.
You're Not So Scary, Sid!
by Sam Lloyd
2011
Sid enjoys frightening others, but his own tricks may become less impressive when someone turns the tables. A built-in monster puppet lets readers join the encounters and explore whether he is really as scary as he seems.
Grumpy Gertie
by Sam Lloyd
2021
Gertie wakes up grumpy and spreads her bad mood to everyone she meets. A cheerful monkey offers a different way of looking at things, helping her discover how a changed outlook can affect the world around her.
Naughty Nancy
by Sam Lloyd (Kids Books)
Naughty Nancy joins a world of miniature monster friends, but her behaviour causes problems with the others. This interactive character story explores how kindness shapes friendship and why being nice matters when everyone wants to get along.
Nosey Norman
by Sam Lloyd (Kids Books)
Nosey Norman cannot resist investigating the things around him, especially when interesting smells are involved. Children join the curious little monster in a finger-puppet adventure that introduces counting through the numbers one to five.
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