Herman Crab - Helliar, Peter
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Meet Herman Crab. Herman is a bit of a hermit. He lives alone and spends his days not seeing or talking to anyone - and that's the way he likes it. He likes having breakfast alone. He likes doing his crabercises alone. He likes watching his favorite TV show, alone. That is until the day a bubbly crab named Sandy scuttles her way into his life... Herman Crab is Peter Helliar's debut picture book and is packed full of humor with underlying themes of friendship and loneliness.

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Meet Herman Crab. Herman is a bit of a hermit. He lives alone and spends his days not seeing or talking to anyone - and that's the way he likes it. He likes having breakfast alone. He likes doing his crabercises alone. He likes watching his favorite TV show, alone. That is until the day a bubbly crab named Sandy scuttles her way into his life... Herman Crab is Peter Helliar's debut picture book and is packed full of humor with underlying themes of friendship and loneliness.
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Peter Helliar is the author of the Frankie Fish series for children, as well as one of Australia's favorite comedians. He lives in Melbourne with his wife and three kids, and co-hosts an award-winning news and current affairs program called The Project. He plans on being the first human to travel back in time. Helliar's extraordinary entertainment and comedy career has spanned everything from radio to screenwriting, producing and co-starring in feature films (I Love You Too) and television series (It's a Date). Matt Shanks is a critically-acclaimed author/illustrator of over fifteen picture books. These include Rosie the Rhinoceros, written by Australian rock legend Jimmy Barnes and Eric the Postie and Queen Celine which were both awarded Notables by the CBCA for Picture Book of The Year. Matt is a two-time fellow of the May Gibbs' Children's Literature Trust, co-editor of Words Like This, and works primarily in watercolor. He lives in Melbourne, Victoria, with his partner and cat.