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 Balamory: Missing Scarecrow
Newest Review: ... Miss Hoolie then says there is a visitor, she finds Edie and asks here what the matter is. Edie asks Miss Hoolie if she has ... more  ... seen the vegetable patch, it is covered in birds, she asks what has happened to the scarecrow. Miss Hoolie worries as the birds are eating all of the seeds. Edie says she will go and report the missing scarecrow to PC Plum.
Miss Hoolie asks which coloured house do we think Edie will be going to.
Edie arrives at PC Plums and tells him that it is an emergency. PC plum asks Edie what the problem is and asks her for a description. Edie describes the scarecrow to plumy, this is what Edie calls PC Plum, and when Plum...more |
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Missing Scarecrow: A Storybook (Balamory)
Pages: 24, Paperback, Red Fox Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53
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Balamory: Missing Scarecrow: Where has the Scarecrow gone? (644 words)
by - written on 10/07/08 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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The Missing Scarecrow is a lovely little book which accompanies the children's television show, Balamory. The front cover of the book is green and has a picture of Edie and a scarecrow with the name Balamory in bright colourful bubble lettering above this and the title of the book is white lettering below. At the top of the cover there is a picture showing some of the house is Balamory. The back cover of the book is also green, with a square in a lighter green colour which has a few lines of balloons at the top and a bit about the story inside. THE STORY The story starts with Miss Hoolie showing us a packet of carrot seeds she has found in her ... Read the complete review
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