The Two Bullies

The Two Bullies

The Two Bullies is a quality paperback multicultural picture book, best for older kids.

The story: Ni-ou is the strongest fellow in Japan. No one can beat him. But that’s not enough. When he hears that there is a strong man called Dokkoi in China, Ni-ou wants to beat him too. So he goes looking for a fight. Who do you think will win when these two bullies get together?

This paperback edition is published by Red Fox, 1998.

Author and Illustrator – Junko Morimoto

Measurements

Measures approximately Width 26.5cm x Height 26cm

Condition

This picture book for older children is a very lightly used second hand book. This is a difficult book to source and seems unavailable as a new publication.

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