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 Dandelion's Day - Emma Thomson
Newest Review: ... who are butterflies, snails, ladybirds and bees. His best friend is a little bee called Cecily, who follows him everywhere ... more  ... and hums to him along the way. They play hide and seek and then have an afternoon nap. Dandelion is then full of energy again and bounces all over the place.
As the day comes to an end he says goodbye to his friends and goes back to his cosy burrow. The story ends,
“When the moon comes up Emma’s garden is silent an still. Dandelion is sound asleep, dreaming of another day…”
***The Illustrations***
Emma Thomson is a wonderful artist and this really comes to light in this wonderful book. Each double page has ...more |
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Dandelion's Day - Emma Thomson: A Day In The Life Of..... (761 words)
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***Background*** Emma Thomson is the creator of Felicity Wishes, which is being made into a magazine series advertised on the telly a lot at the moment. She is also the creator of this cute little bunny called Dandelion. This book tells all about a day in his life. Emma Thomson has created many lovely artworks of her books and these can be found in various online stores in the form of posters and prints. ***The Story*** Dandelion is a little rabbit who lives in Emma’s garden. This book tells of his day and what he gets up to with his friends. It starts, “In a quiet corner of Emma’s garden, by a trickling stream, ... Read the complete review
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