Otter: The Best Job Ever! - (My First I Can Read) by Sam Garton (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Otter--the irrepressible picture book character from I Am Otter, Otter in Space, and Otter Loves Halloween!--tries to find the perfect job for herself and Teddy. Sure to be adored by fans of Llama Llama.

Otter and Teddy want to have jobs, just like Otter Keeper. Otter helps Teddy try many different things: an acrobat, an explorer, a cook. But finding the right job is a lot harder than they thought!

Otter: The Best Job Ever! is a My First I Can Read book, which means it's perfect for shared reading with a child.

Review Quotes

Praise for I AM OTTER: "A bright and hilarious escapade about an otter who, bored while her owner's at work, opens a toast restaurant. Hysterical." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"This fully realized picture book captures warmth, imagination, and playfulness in the character of Otter." - School Library Journal

"Good-natured fun." - Booklist

"Garton's debut picture book does a bang-up job of introducing Otter. There's a lovely dimensionality and sense of physical comedy in Garton's digitally created artwork. Combined with Otter's winning brand of self-importance, it's plenty to propel her into future adventures." - Publishers Weekly

Praise for OTTER IN SPACE: "From "mishun control" to launch and liftoff, Garton's bright, shiny digital illustrations are full of sparkle and humor. Lively, giggle-producing proof that imaginative play is just as good as getting to the moon." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"Another "Aw"-inspiring adventure with Otter." - School Library Journal

Praise for OTTER LOVES HALLOWEEN!: "The joyful chaos of everyday life with a child (or otter) permeates Garton's cartoons and should keep kids laughing from start to finish." - Publishers Weekly

"With lots of word repetition and adorable accompanying illustrations, this title is perfect for newly independent readers, who will thoroughly enjoy decoding the text in this "otterly" irresistible story." - School Library Journal