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 Colin and the Wrong Shadow - Leigh Hodgkinson
Newest Review: ... though but it soon does when the other cats snigger and squeak at him and even the birds ignore him. He starts to feel quite ... more  ... gloomy and things get a lot worse when he finally spots his own shadow attached to Vernon the mouse. Vernon explains that while Colin was snoozing his shadow became bored and fidgety and wandered off. When Vernon found it, it made him feel big and important so he kept it. However Vernon soon discovers that having a big shadow can be quite tricky especially when he wants to go through his small mouse holes. Eventually the shadows are swapped back and Vernon is very happy as he now gets to play with both Colin and his s...more |
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Pages: 32, Paperback, Orchard Books Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50
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Colin and the Wrong Shadow - Leigh Hodgkinson: The cat that's afraid of his own shadow (620 words)
by - written on 22/12/08 (Very useful, 366 readings)
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You can tell just by looking at the cover that Colin and the Wrong Shadow is going to be a fun book that will have a great appeal to most young children. It looks bright and exciting and a touch mischievous as well when you spot a cheeky looking cat with the shadow of a tiny mouse. Open up the book and the reader is met with bright bold illustrations and a wealth of text skipping and jumping over every page. This book really is a visual delight and my two young daughters love the detail and attraction of every page. It's a lovely daft story too. Colin the cat wakes up one day to discover that his shadow is missing and he seems to have one belonging to a ... Read the complete review
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