Kipper's Snowy Day

Kipper the dog puts on a green and red stripy scarf and gets terribly excited about snow. But his friend Tiger (who, for the uninitiated, isn't actually a tiger, but another dog--probably a terrier), isn't so keen on the cold white stuff. Tightly wrapped in an assortment of warm woolly clothes, Tiger repeatedly tells Kipper that, as there's a warm wind coming, the snow won't last. But Kipper keeps trying to make Tiger play, and eventually succeeds--in the most unexpected way. And the snow does last.

As compulsively full of feeling, imagination and wonderful "crump" sounds as every Inkpen offering. (Ages 2 to 5) --Lisa Gee. This refers to the book edition.

Warm-hearted (Bournemouth Daily Echo)

The story is sweet ... all you want to do is drink in the detail of the unparalleled artistry (Sunday Independent (Dublin))

Contains all the snow-balling, sliding and snowdog-building mayhem one could wish for (Evening Echo (Cork))

Kipper has touched a chord with children and parents alike. (Practical Parenting)

Writer and illustrator Mick Inkpen has created some of the most memorable characters for pre-schoolers, and this wonderful winter tale features cheery canine Kipper. (Safeway Magazine (December 1998))

Young children will be kept amused by plenty of snow and frolics. (Safeway Magazine (December 1998))

The story is sweet. All you want to do is drink in the detail of the unparalleled artistry. (Dublin Sunday Independent)