Baby Einstein Jane's Animal Expedition - Julie Aigner-Clark
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 Baby Einstein Jane's Animal Expedition - Julie Aigner-Clark
Newest Review: ... are American books), with a female monkey pilot, touching down in diverse habitats of the globe to observe the wildlife, all ... more  ... the time hoping as hard as hell that you discover an….elephant. (Now that I’ve committed that to paper it does actually sound like a top story, which I may well write my own twist on one day.)
The book has nice, thick, chunky pages, and makes 8 double-page storyboards. I’ll sum up:
1) Intro. Jane boards the plane (handy rhyme that, which is only used the once in the book, surprisingly).
2) Jungle. Lots of scary animals here, but no elephants.
3) Ocean (or “sea” to Brits). Animals not so scary, (but perhaps tasti...more |
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Baby Einstein Jane's Animal Expedition
Pages: 16, Board book, Hyperion Books for Children Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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Baby Einstein Jane's Animal Expedition - Julie Aigner-Clark: Let's Lift Jane's Flap (1470 words)
by - written on 04/04/07 (Very useful, 148 readings)
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You have to hand it to Walt Disney- they certainly know a fair bit about marketing. I was casting about on amazon.co.uk, looking for some books for my (then) 6-month-old baby, when the zingy, vibrantly coloured pictures of the Baby Einstein Series popped up in my search results. Like any mum, I would love my baby to be intellectually superior to all other children, so I fell into the Einstein=”genius” trap immediately, and ordered about 5 books from the series as Christmas presents for my little girl, Poppy. Anything new and glossy excites my interest for at least 5 minutes, so when the big brown amazon box arrived I was in a flurry of excitement to unleash ... Read the complete review
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