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 Albert Le Blanc - Nick Butterworth
 Albert Le Blanc - Nick Butterworth ... French bear has arrived in the toy shop. His name is Albert le Blanc. The other toys plan a special show to cheer him up. Albert keeps trying to tell the toys he's not sad -- he just has a sad face -- but they are too busy with their show...Jack-in-a-box leaps around, Pickle the mouse tries to tell a joke (but forgets the ending) and Sally the hippo puts on her bright red lipstick and performs a ballet. But, Sally's ballet moves aren't quite as graceful as intended and she falls on top of Albert, planting a big kiss right on his mouth. And when Albert gets up again he has a huge red lipstick grin all over his face. Everyone laughs and laughs...especially Albert le Blanc!Newest Review: ... on from this story's success, he produced a weekly illustrated story called Upney Junction in the Sunday Express and worked ... more ... as a Television presenter for children's TV programme, Rob-a-Dub-Tud.
He continued to write and illustrate children's stories throughout and can still be found in his home studio where he has managed to preserve each and every one of his illustrations.
*Other books by Nick*
One Snowy Night
After the Storm
Percy the Park Keeper series
All Together Now
Jingle Bells
Amanda's Butterfly
***So what's Albert Le Blanc all about***
Albert Le Blanc is a new arrival to the toy store and all the other toys watch him curiou...more |
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Albert Le Blanc - Nick Butterworth: Who can bear to see an unhappy bear (909 words)
by - written on 10/03/07 (Very useful, 235 readings)
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bought this book for my son before he was even born. In fact, I bought it before we were even expecting him simply because it looked like such a beautiful book and I had to have it. Having now enjoyed reading it together with Kyle as he snuggled up next to me at bed time listening intently and enjoying the beautiful pictures, I thought it was time I shared it with you so that you too can enjoy it with your children. Author/Illustrator: Nick Butterworth Genre: Children's picture book Pages: 32 Publisher: Collins Publish Date: December 2003 Age Suitability: 3-6 years (although my 2 year old loves this) RRP: £5.99 Amazon ... Read the complete review
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