Usborne Touchy Feely Books: That's Not My Dragon... - Fiona ...

Thats not my book, but this is my review! (513 words)
by kaitlinsmummy - written on 24/08/08 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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Upon receiving some money off my father for Christmas, and having strict instructions that whatever it was spent on must be of the child's choosing, I found myself with the unenvienable task of helping him spend it reasonably wisely, and not splurge it all on sweets! (which at one point he really wanted to!). Upon one of our many, many trips to our local Asda, we were lucky enough to stumble across a sale rail that was being set up as we walked past, I loitered around for about 10 minutes, or at least until the girl arranging the display walked away and went for a rootle! On this display there were many different children's books, two of which I intend to review, one ...

Usborne Touchy Feely Books: That's Not My Dragon... - Fiona ...

Where's My Dragon? (694 words)
by belfin - written on 16/05/06 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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aimed at pre-schoolers from the age of 1 upwards and contain lots of different things to feel along the way in the search for the correct toy. Written by Fiona Watts and illustrated by Rachel Wells these books are simple to read and lovely to look at. *The Story* This book isn t really rocket science but is ideal for the very young and starts on the front cover of the book. "That s Not My Dragon..." The purple dragon below has fluffy ears and below the picture has the wording, "it s ears are too tufty." As we go through the book we find lots of different dragons but none of them are the correct one as they all have a feature that is wrong. It ...

Usborne Touchy Feely Books: That's Not My Teddy... - Fiona W ...

Lost: Teddy Bear. Distinguishing Features: Furry Tummy (686 words)
by Sue Ellen - written on 03/05/01, updated on 03/05/01 (Very useful, 198 readings)
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true in my daughter’s case. “That’s Not My Teddy” is an Usborne Touchy-Feely book, one of a range of board books for very young children, written by Fiona Watt. It’s the best of all possible shapes: a perfect square. Squares are better than circles, triangles, hexagons and rhombuses for obvious reasons, and more aesthetically pleasing than rectangles. 16.7 cm by 16.7 cm is a nice size too. Yes, I’m ashamed to say I got my ruler out to measure it. The pages are nice and chunky, which makes turning them easier for little hands that lack dexterity. There are only four pages inside the book, yet the spine is 2.2 cm thick. Do the maths. ...