Books with title Hokey Pokey

Join Neve and Hokey Pokey Pig, her best friend in the whole wide world and go on a magical adventure where absolutely anything is possible. What daredevil things will Hokey Pokey Pig suggest for them to do?Suspend your logical side and join Hokey Pokey Pig in the world of nonsense. Meet The Pogs, fly with The Beautiful Quee, fight pirates with chopsticks and all before bedtime!Hokey Pokey Pig & I is a heartwarming and pleasingly retrospective story with a modern sense of fun. Give your child a head start in their education - research in recent decades has provided proof on how sensitivity to rhyme helps children progress with their reading – and it’s never too early to start. Let this fantastical rhyming picture book, with beautiful original illustrations by the author, engage with your child’s imagination and be the start of their reading journey.So, settle down, are you sitting comfortably? Then lets begin!"I got dragged in and read it all to the end like a bedtime story, it's great, it's cosy and the pictures are brilliant. I love Hokey Pokey Pig! Wishing you every success with it."Tony Mortimer, (Ex-East 17)

What could be more embarrassing for an 11-year-old than watching his mother dance the Hokey Pokey in front of his entire class? Not much, according to Brendan Breen. Having recently moved from New York City to a small town in Pennsylvania, Brendan wants to fit in at his new school. The only obstacle is his mother. Loud and outgoing, Jean Breen is the opposite of her son. When Jean offers to emcee the Walter F. Harley Elementary School Music and Munchies Night, Brendan panics and plots to keep her as far away as possible. But one by one, his well-laid plans backfire. To avoid getting a reputation as an oddball, Brendan must steer a clear path through a dangerous landscape that includes not only his wacky mother but his chatty little sister, his curious classmates, and a giant orange-feathered baseball mascot called the Goofer. Clever narration, charming characters, and humorous black-and-white illustrations mark this novel of a boy’s desperate quest to avoid humiliation.