Hannah Giffard Books

Striped zebra
Striped zebra

By Hannah Giffard

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Labelled illustrations depict animal opposites and introduce antonyms by pairing a fat panda and a thin snake and a short lizard and a tall giraffe.

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Hens say cluck
Hens say cluck

By Hannah Giffard

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Red bus
Red bus

By Hannah Giffard

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Fast car
Fast car

By Hannah Giffard

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Red fox.
Red fox.

By Hannah Giffard

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Red fox on the move
Red fox on the move

By Hannah Giffard

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Red fox
Red fox

By Hannah Giffard

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Stripy Zebra Early Days
Stripy Zebra Early Days

By Hannah Giffard

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Cluck Says Hen Early Days
Cluck Says Hen Early Days

By Hannah Giffard

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Fast Car Early Days
Fast Car Early Days

By Hannah Giffard

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