Books like Arnold by Mick Inkpen
Arnold, a child who cannot stop sucking his thumb, is visited by Kipper, a dog eager to amuse him. Kipper's efforts to keep Arnold entertained are constantly undercut by Arnold's persistent thumb‑sucking habit. The story follows the comedic interplay between the boy and his canine companion as they navigate everyday challenges together, highlighting themes of friendship, patience, and the quirks of childhood behavior.
First publish date: 1998
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Mick Inkpen
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