A pirate hat.
A sunny day.
For Penguin Blue
A game to play...

Penguin Blue is back in a swashbuckling new adventure about pirates, treasure, and friendship. While sailing the seven seas Captain Blue and his friends are unexpectedly sunk! But with a shipwreck to explore and a mysterious stranger on a desert island to meet, they might still find some treasure after all. The follow-up to the bestselling and award-winning Blown Away.

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OFFICIAL TRAILER

INSIDE THE BOOK

Praise for SUNK!
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“THIS BOOK IS AN ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE”

Evening Standard

“AN ABSOLUTE TREASURE
CHEST OF A BOOK”

The Daily Mail

“A GLORIOUS ESCAPADE. BIDDULPH’S
STUNNING ILLUSTRATIONS CAPTURE
A MAGICAL, WATERY WORLD”

Julia Eccleshare

“Funny and CHARMING”

The Huffington Post

“another absolutely stunning title
from the award-winning Biddulph,
perfect for sharing”

Book Trust

”This has all the hallmarks
of Biddulph’s brilliance”
BOOK OF THE MONTH

LoveReading4Kids

“SIMPLY GORGEOUS”
★★★★★

Reading Zone

“It's definitely been added to the
'Mummy likes reading these ones' pile”

Mumsnet

“MORE LIKE A CHILD’S POETRY BOOK
THAN A SIMPLE STORY”

Little Stuff

“a fun, rhyming adventure
about pirates and friendship”

Story Snug

“Yet another Biddulph bobby-dazzler”

Red Riding Hub

OFFICIAL TRAILER

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PAINTING A PICTURE

A sneak peek behind the curtain. How an illustration from the book is constructed, layer by layer.

PIRATE HAT TEMPLATE

Click on the image below to download a high res pdf of a colour-inable and cut-outable pirate hat template.
Simply download, save, print it out (it's A3 in size), stick it to some card, colour it in and then CAREFULLY cut the different parts out using the pink line as a guide.
Don't forget to cut the slots into the band. Then fix the main body of the hat to each end of the band and adjust to fit. Voila! You're very own pirate hat.