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 Baby Dinosaur - Fiona Watt
Newest Review: ... has a satiny white egg shell. There are rubbery yellow footprints which lead to the edge of the page, Diddy starts following ... more  ... these footprints.
On the second page he follows the footprints around the swamp past the fish and dragonflies which have shimmery reflective surfaces.
On page three, he goes under the ferns (which lift up so you can follow the footprint trail with your finger) and on to page four with 2 purple felt rocks.
On the last 2 pages Diddy comes to the end of the footprints and finds his mum, brothers and sisters. The other baby dinosaurs are hiding under a rock and can squeak at him (there is a squeaker within the page)....more |
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Baby Dinosaur - Fiona Watt: Jurassic Park for Babies. (409 words)
by - written on 22/07/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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My baby and I are still at the stage where any book made of paper is torn, chewed and generally destroyed at the first opening (by baby, not me), so cloth books and board books are great for a safe and stressless story time. This book has been one of my baby's favourites. ** The Book The book is a padded cloth book, square in shape and 6 pages long. It is about a baby dinosaur called Diddy, it starts with Diddy breaking out of his shell. Each page has textured parts and this first page has a satiny white egg shell. There are rubbery yellow footprints which lead to the edge of the page, Diddy starts following these footprints. On ... Read the complete review
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