This is Frank.

Frank is a full stop.

He's round and small and things quietly stop when he's around.

Frank is a full stop, and he acts exactly
like a full stop should.

He splits up sentences that get too long . . .

...

This is Frank.

Frank is a full stop.

He's round and small and things quietly stop when he's around.

Frank is a full stop, and he acts exactly
like a full stop should.

He splits up sentences that get too long . . .

"It's true. I do."

He never shouts . . .

"Ouch. Ouch. Help."

And he never asks questions.

"That's right."

But what if Frank decides to stop acting like
a full stop? What would happen then?

• Brilliantly funny story by Laura Baker, author of The Colour
  of Happy and Monsters in Trucks


• Beautifully illustrated by Nathan Reed, illustrator of Think
  BIG and the Sam Wu series


• Not just a fun story, The Full Stop That Got Away is
  also a perfect introduction to punctuation for children!



• Ideal for fans of The Day the Crayons Quit