the kangaroo that couldn't hop
Welcome to Kevin’s happy home!
The place where you can:
Hello and welcome! We’re so happy you’re here! We’ve created this website to help Kevin find a way into the hearts of children all over the world.
Hope you and your child will enjoy exploring Kevin’s happy place and have plenty of fun! We’ve got stories, interesting facts for kids, printable activities and a bookshop where you can order our book with a personal dedication from Jonathan.
Hope to see you here often!
“Kevin..” is a great book for 4-year-olds. It has a beautiful message about acceptance, belonging, diversity and a positive self-image. The story is fairly short, which keeps the toddler’s attention, and can be read āin one goā without the child being bored….”
/Kamila/
Now it’s available
for children in the UK!
Kevin is a character from the children’s book ‘Kevin The Kangaroo That Couldn’t Hop’ written by Jonathan Elabor and illustrated by Jim Tsinganos.
‘Kevin The Kangaroo That Couldn’t Hop’ was published in Australia and has been a bestselling children’s books in Dymocks, Sydney (Australia’s version of WH Smiths & Waterstones).
It’s a story about diversity, acceptance and friendship. With a message for children that it’s ok to be different and ask for help when feeling down.
We recommend it for younger children, but older enjoy reading it too!
What a disabled girl and a kangaroo had in common..?
Do kangaroos fart..? š Do they flex their biceps? Kangaroos are the most iconic Australian animals. They have even become Australian national symbol! Do you
Colin, the character in our book āKevin the kangaroo that couldnāt hop” is a bird of kingfisher family called laughing kookaburra. Kookaburras live in Australia
1. What wombats and kangaroos have in common? Wombats and kangaroos are marsupials. They have pouches where they keep their babies. ā¦ but wombats have
You can download here printable crosswords, puzzles and other non-digital activities for kids.
You can download here printable book activities for kids so the reading will be even more fun!
Learning can be fun! You can download here printable learning activities for kids – handwriting practice, counting and many more soon.
“Go over to the water and have a squizz at yourself”, said Colin gently. So Kevin slowly plodded over to the water’s edge, all the while watching out for theĀ Crocodile. He leaned out over the water and looked at his reflection…
Alistair MacGowan is reading “Kevin the kangaroo that couldn’t hop”