Pip and Posy

Pip and Posy is a series of British children's picture books written and illustrated by Axel Scheffler, known for his work on the Gruffalo series with author Julia Donaldson. The series follows the adventures of two animal friends, Pip the rabbit and Posy the mouse, as they navigate the ups and downs of their everyday lives.

Pip and Posy
The Bedtime Frog

The Little Puddle
The Super Scooter
The Big Balloon
The Snowy Day
The Scary Monster
Look and Say
The Bedtime Frog
The New Friend
The Christmas Tree
The Friendly Snail
The Birthday Party

AuthorAxel Scheffler
Camilla Reid
LanguageEnglish
GenreChildren's literature
PublisherNosy Crow
Published2011 – 2021

Each book in the series typically explores various themes and lessons that are relevant to young children, such as friendship, sharing, jealousy, and problem-solving. The stories are often filled with colorful illustrations and relatable situations that engage young readers and help them learn important life lessons in a fun and entertaining way.

These books have gained significant acclaim among parents, caregivers, and educators for their capacity to impart essential social and emotional skills to preschool-aged children in an enjoyable and educational manner. They serve as valuable resources for initiating discussions on topics related to friendship and emotions within early childhood education and are cherished for their ability to resonate with young readers. [1]


OrderTitlePublished DateStory
1The Little Puddle7 April 2011Pip and Posy enjoy a fun playdate, but when Pip has an unexpected accident, Posy comes to the rescue, teaching him a valuable lesson about pottytraining.
2The Super Scooter7 April 2011Posy takes a tumble while trying out Pip's scooter , leading to an apology and a day of sandcastle building, strengthening their friendship.
3The Big Balloon5 April 2012Pip's beloved red balloon pops, but with Posy's clever idea, they find a way to turn their day around.
4The Snowy Day4 October 2012Pip and Posy's snowy adventure takes an amusing twist as they attempt to build a snowman, ultimately finding a cozy solution indoors.
5The Scary Monster5 September 2013Posy encounters a "scary" monster at home, only to discover it's a playful Pip in disguise, teaching them about bravery and sharing.
6Look and Say6 August 2015Pip and Posy have a delightful day at the park, snack on treats, play with trains, and end the day with a shared bath.
7The Bedtime Frog3 September 2015Posy faces a sleepover dilemma when she forgets her favorite frog toy. Pip tries various substitutes until he offers his cherished pig toy, providing comfort and a peaceful night's sleep.
8The New Friend5 May 2016During a beach day, Pip befriends Zac, causing a humorous exploration of friendships and shared experiences.
9The Christmas Tree4 October 2018Pip and Posy decorate a Christmas tree, but decorations mysteriously disappear. The story takes an unexpected turn when Posy discovers Pip isn't feeling well, leading to a heartwarming resolution.
10The Friendly Snail4 March 2021Pip and Posy's outdoor adventure takes a noisy turn, leading to a misunderstanding. However, when a bird threatens Pip's new snail friend, Posy's voice becomes unexpectedly valuable.
11The Birthday Party2 September 2021Posy's birthday celebration takes a comical twist when Pip's gift causes a cake catastrophe, leading to an entertaining journey of problem-solving and friendship.

Adaptations

An animated series loosely adapted from the book series began airing on Sky Kids on 15 March 2021.[2] Later it aired internationally on France TV and ZDF.[3] As of September 2023, the show has aired 70 episodes across two seasons.[4]

References

  1. "Pip and Posy Series". GoodReads. Retrieved 4 September 2023.
  2. "Pip and Posy". Sky Kids. Retrieved 4 September 2023.
  3. "Preschool series 'Pip and Posy' to air on France TV and ZDF". Animation Express. 24 June 2021. Retrieved 4 September 2023.
  4. "Pip and Posy TV Series". IMDB. Retrieved 4 September 2023.

Axel Scheffler's official website



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