Jojo and the Food Fight!

by Didier Lévy, Nathalie Dieterie (Illustrator)

Jojo And The Food Fight

Genres: Picture Books, Animals, Childrens, Friendship, Humor

32 pages, Paperback

Published September 1, 2018

About the author

Didier Lévy began as a journalist before devoting himself full time to children’s literature. He lives in Paris.

Reviews

[Srujan]

This one is sure to bring out lots of giggles from the little ones. Absolutely simple but relatable story + cute & adorable illustrations make it a bit with preschoolers. Perfect for nights when you want to just cuddle and giggle together, not bothering about learning something from a story! 🙈

[Barbara]

For reasons long forgotten, the animals in the jungle are angry with each other and engaged in a fierce food fight. With some clever thinking, Jojo the elephant manages to make them stop throwing and start eating and sharing their food. Young readers will know just what he's up to as he pretends to have lost his memory. Rendered in colored ink and colored pencils, the illustrations attract readers' eyes to the story while the story itself might be quite useful in encouraging youngsters to get along and move past their differences so that they can cooperate. In this case, the animals get so busy trying to help out JoJo that they don't even remember what started all this conflict.

[Edward Sullivan]

Food fight in the jungle. Charming, cheerful silliness.

[Stephanie Bange]

A fun story about how to make peace among a group - find a common bond and exploit that. If life were only that easy...but it is a start.

Additional purchase for PreS-3.

[Chantille]

This book is so cute!

[Alyssa Haverfield]

Super sweet and silly. I loved the colors, tricksy elephant, jungle vibes, fruit feast, and more!

[Linda]

How to make peace told via a food fight in the jungle and an elephant arbitrator.

Recommended.

[Marcia]

Kids loved it

[Chantille]

This book is so cute. I want to get it for my niece and nephew for Christmas!

[Andréa]

Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss.