El calipso de las sabandijas / Creepy Crawly Calypso

Get ready to groove with the coolest crawlies band around!
Step into the rhythm with a lively band of mini-beasts! From guitar-strumming ladybugs to trombone-playing dragonflies, this vibrant singalong introduces young readers to calypso beats and counting fun. This book is a delightful way to explore music, numbers, and fascinating facts about the natural world. Bilingual Spanish edition.

• Encourages counting up to ten through playful repetition
• Features mini-beast facts and details about the Caribbean and calypso music

About the author

Tony Langham wrote his first poem at the age of seven. During his career he has worked as a steel-worker, construction worker, nurse, advertising copywriter and primary school teacher. Tony is now a full-time writer of stories, plays and poems for children of all ages and travels around the UK giving performances in schools.
Debbie Harter has illustrated over 20 books for Barefoot, including the beloved Bear series. As a child, Debbie would "lose herself in books (as long as they had pictures)" and hopes to continue doing so until she's very old. She lives in Cornwall, England.

Product details

• Authors: Langham Tony
• Assisted by: Debbie Harter (Illustration)
• Publisher: Abrams & Chronicle
• Languages: English, Spanish
• Age Recommendation: ages 3 to 7
• Product format: Paperback / Softback
• Released: 11.11.2025
• EAN: 9798888599730
• ISBN: 979-8-88859-973-0
• No. of pages: 32
• Weight: 168 g
• Series: Barefoot Singalongs
• Subjects: Children's and young people's books; JUVENILE FICTION / Concepts / Counting & Numbers, JUVENILE FICTION / Performing Arts / Music, Wildlife (Children's / Teenage), Picture storybooks, Animal stories (Children's / Teenage), Children’s / Teenage fiction: Nature and animal stories, Early learning: numbers & counting, Early years: numbers and counting, Music: general interest (Children's / Teenage), Children’s / Teenage general interest: Music and musicians, JUVENILE FICTION / Animals / Insects, Spiders, etc