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Bob The Builder Pocket Library

 

Description: ISBN 1405230053 / Genre: Junior Books / Publisher: Egmont Books Ltd / Featuring Bob the Builder , this pocket library contains six books.

Newest Review: ... to continue for a long time. Paying the price I did I felt was pretty reasonable as the RRP is £3.99p, so £1 off. The six ... more

 ... books are housed within a hard sleeve type cover, which keeps them tidy and sits nicely on Jacks bookshelf. The books are all board books making the pages easy to turn for Jacks chubby little fingers and also making the books easy to clean with a damp cloth when Jacks chubby little fingers turn into sticky little fingers!! The books are on the characters: Muck, Scrambler, Scoop, Benny, Roley and lofty. I was fairly disappointed that there wasn't a book just for Bob but Jack didn't seem to mind!! The books are all ...more

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newby2
Premium Review Bob The Builder Pocket Library: Bob and the Gang! (468 words)
by newby2 - written on 28.04.08 (Very useful, 68 readings)
Rating:

Bob The Builder Pocket Library Jack is now 10 months old and completely loves books! I do think however that I like Bob The Builder far more than he does although when I bought these books home with me after an afternoon of shopping he was pretty pleased! They were on offer in Woolworth's for £2.99p and for that money what you are getting is a set of six books each one about a different characte4r from the Bob the Builder Television programme shown on CBeebies. Bob the Builder has been around for a fair few years now and a show that I believe is set to continue for a long time. Paying the price I did I felt was pretty reasonable ...

QueenElf
Premium Review Can we read it?- YES we can! (1096 words)
by QueenElf - written on 25.04.08 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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It was my grandson's birthday on the 17th April and so I travelled up to London to celebrate his third birthday. In today's society families have to separate and go where the work takes them, so I only get to visit Jack about four times a year. We do talk on the phone, which is very special since he's so young. But Jack is a clever boy and his parents encourage him to recognise people, places and other things, so he does know me as his "nanny". He does have another "nanny", my son-in-law's mother. I'm not sure how we both became Jack's nanny, instead of Nan, Gran etc. I suspect that Gran or Grannie sounds very old-fashioned. I'd already spent ...

 


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