That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown - Cressida Cowell Reviews
Description:ISBN 1843624532 /
Newest Review: ... soft backs for me to read her at bedtime that shes not aloud to touch and rip. That rabbit belongs to Emily Brown is a ... more
... lovely picture book. It was chosen for the Richard and Judy Christmas book, and is a nestle book award winner. The book is fantastic to look at. It is a quirky mix of collage line drawing and photography. With real motorbikes , fish , rainforests ad space rockets.The whole book oozes imagiantion.
Most books about girls are pink and fluffy and princessy, where this one is not. The story is about a horrible
silly spoilt Queen, who will do anything to take Emily Browns beloved rabbit Stanley. But Emily Browns not the typ...more
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Customer That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown - Cressida Cowell Reviews (2)
by - written on 09/05/11 (Useful, 8 readings)
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My child is 16 months so she dosn't mind what I read to her. So books from the library are chosen by me. If they look good I will read it too her. We always get hard board books for her to explore herself with feely bits and soft backs for me to read her at bedtime that shes not aloud to touch and rip. That rabbit belongs to Emily Brown is a lovely picture book. It was chosen for the Richard and Judy Christmas book, and is a nestle book award winner. The book is fantastic to look at. It is a quirky mix of collage line drawing and photography. With real motorbikes , fish , rainforests ad space rockets.The whole book oozes imagiantion. Most ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/07/10 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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I have always read to my daughter and encouraged her to enjoy books. I was delighted when she came home from nursery at the age of three and described the book that had been read to them in class. Up until then all her books were ones that I had picked and if she mentioned stories from nursery then it was only to say that it was one we both knew. It felt like a very "grown up" moment with my three year old going into great detail about a girl who would not give her rabbit to the Queen. She knew the exact title of the book so off I rushed to Whsmith and bought "That Rabbit Belongs to EMILY BROWN". My copy of "Emily Brown" is a ... Read the complete review
