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Pass the Parcel

Contributor(s): Gledhill, Carly (Author)

ISBN: 9798895090398

Publisher: Post Wave

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Pub Date: February 17, 2026

Lexile Code: 0000

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Target Age Group: 03 to 05

Physical Info: 0.48" H x 11.40" L x 10.00" W ( 1.17 lbs) 32 pages

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Description: Little ones will laugh out loud as Parcel gets passed all around the world in this energetic story "reminiscent of Richard Scarry's Busytown" (BCCB) about finding fun in the most unexpected places.

Oh, hello! I'm Parcel. I'm off on a VERY special adventure! Do you want to come along? YOU DO? YIPPEE! We'll have so much fun together, you'll see. But where will we end up and who will we meet along the way? It's time to PASS THE PARCEL and find out . . .

Parcel is getting ready to travel somewhere far, far away! Can you guess where he's going and how he'll get there? Will it be by sea, sky, or snail mail? Will he make it to his destination or will a mix-up in the mail send him on a whirlwind adventure?

HILARIOUS READ-ALOUD: Kids and grown-ups alike will giggle at Parcel's journey around the world ending with a big surprise! A perfect book to read aloud again and again.

FUNNY AND BRIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS: The artwork is energetic, colorful, and hilarious, providing readers with plenty of humorous hidden delights throughout.

FUN CHARACTERS: Parcel meets a cast of delightful characters on his journey. From Derek the Mail Snail to Pilot Pickle, Parcel makes all kinds of friends along the way!

CELEBRATION OF CREATIVE PLAY: With a little imagination and something simple like a cardboard box, Pass the Parcel showcases the joy of creativity!

Perfect for:

  • Parents and grandparents looking for a fun story to read aloud with toddlers
  • Anyone who loves a funny story
  • Fans of Richard Scarry, Bluey, and anyone who loves to play the game Pass the Parcel!

Review Quotes: "The interactive narrative, bold illustrations, and jaunty tone make this ripe material for an energetic storytime, but small details create visual humor that will surely draw readers into a solo return trip to pore over scenes with various critters and amusing happenings. The world is reminiscent of Richard Scarry's Busytown both in the stylistically flat but vivacious characters and in the dynamic compositions that are invitingly chaotic but never cluttered. Cat lovers will be especially tickled by the final joke, though everyone can join in on a post-readaloud game of pass the parcel." -BCCB

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