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 Beetle in the Bathroom - Brian Moses
 Beetle in the Bathroom - Brian Moses ... encountered in this story about life in the bathroom at night. It is full of rhyme and repetition, and is suitable for both classroom and home reading.Newest Review: ... ants using the sink as a skating rink etc..... All the while the narrator is waiting to use the loo so shouts ever so loudly ... more ... at the minibeasts if he / she could come in for just one minute............PLEASE?
And so ends the story, leaving it up to the reader to decide whether the human was granted his / her request.
~ Illustrations ~
The illustrations in this book are fantastic and in my opinion make the book so popular amongst children. They are very amusing with the centipede giving itself a pedicure and the spider bungee jumping from the sink!
They are very detailed whilst at the same time being very bold and eye-catching.
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Beetle in the Bathroom - Brian Moses: What's In Your Bathroom? (622 words)
by - written on 28/02/07 (Very useful, 201 readings)
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This is a brilliant humorous tale of what really happens in the bathroom at night when all of the creepy-crawlies come out to play! ~ The story ~ It begins with a 'human' peeping in to the darkened bathroom and all he/ she could see were lots and lots of yellow eyes peering back at him / her. 'When I peeped around the bathroom door. I couldn't believe the things I saw.....' And so begins a humorous account of what the minibeasts in the bathroom are doing: ' A caterpillar was washing his hair with my shampoo - I don't think that's fair.' 'An earwig was using Dad's aftershave. A woodlouse saw me and started to ... Read the complete review
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