Dear Zoo Noisy Book - Rod Campbell Reviews

Dear Zoo Noisy Book - Rod Campbell Junior Book

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Newest Review: ... each containing a different animal. There is the giraffe ('too tall'), the lion ('too fierce'), the camel ('too grumpy'), the ... more

 ... monkey ('too naughty') to name just a few. Eventually, the zoo gets it right and sends a puppy which is 'perfect'. The simple language of the book, the brightly coloured animal pictures and the flaps make this story instantly appealing to it's toddler target market. There is everything that my two year old likes in a book - an element of predictably in the consistent pattern of the language, an element of suprise when lifting the flaps (although by the 100th reading I'm not convinced that even a toddler is supris...more

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KLockwood75
Dear Zoo Noisy Book - Rod Campbell: I wrote to the Zoo... to send me some ear-plugs (765 words)
by - written on 28/01/13 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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Dear Zoo has been a favourite in this house for a few years now. My son had the classic hardback version of the book, with its simple story and flaps to lift which we always enjoyed reading together. My daughter was given the Dear Zoo Noisy Book last year and this is now a firm favourite for story time. She does tend to go through phases of preferring a certain book and this is one that has been the book of the moment several times now. *The Classic Story* In case you are unfamiliar with this modern classic for toddlers, Rod Campbell's book tells a very simple tale. A child (non gender specific - always a positive thing in my opinion!) writes to the zoo ...  Read the complete review

Whizz11
Dear zoo - roar, hiss, woof (344 words)
by - written on 02/12/12 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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"This wonderful play-along sound book brings the classic story of Dear Zoo to noisy life. Lift the flaps and press the sound button to see what the zoo has sent: the perfect pet - in the end!" This is the synopsis of from the back of the book from this wonderful Rod Campbell story. Rod campbell is the author of the very popular Spot books and this book has similar characters and fun. The book is a hard back and on the right hand side has 8 pictures of animals that make a sound when you press them. We've had this book for about a year now and all the animal sounds are still working perfectly. The sounds are loud and very lifelike too and I think it's ...  Read the complete review

taramorg23
Dear Zoo Noisy Book - Rod Campbell: A firm favourite! (474 words)
by - written on 27/03/12 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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I have read to my daughter since she was born and one of the first books I bought her was 'Dear Zoo' I had this book myself as a child and I clearly remember how excited I was when my nan would read it to me. We had the cardboard version of this book which my daughter loves and we have read it hundreds of times while I was browsing in Tesco I saw this for £8, I was more excited than my daughter I think! so I bought it as an early birthday present. The book itself is rather large, my daughter has no problems holding it herself but it is a lot bigger than the cardboard version. The book is described as a 'noisy book' as it has buttons down the side corresponding ...  Read the complete review