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 Follow the Swallow - Julia Donaldson
Newest Review: ... is going to spend half the year in Africa he will never witness the orange berries! One day when Chack wakes up he sees the ... more  ... orange berries and can't wait to tell Apollo. Unfortunately, this is the day that Apollo has set off to fly to Africa so he has gone. Chack tries to follow but when he gets to the sea he knows that he can't go any further. However, he spots a dolphin and asks him to take a message to Chack which is 'come to the tree!' The dolphin in turn passes the message to a camel who passes it on to a crocodile and then finally to a monkey. However, along the way, much to my daughters' amusement, the message keeps getting chang...more |
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Follow the Swallow
Pages: 32, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Egmont Books Ltd Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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Follow the Swallow - Julia Donaldson: Birds of a feather... (706 words)
by - written on 05/06/09 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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To my mind, Julia Donaldson is a wonderful children's author which is why every time we spot another book of hers (and indeed there are many!) I just have to add it to my daughters' collection. Our latest addition is Follow the Swallow. This delightful tale tells of the wonderful relationship between two birds - Apollo the Swallow and Chack the blackbird. When we first meet them they are very young birds both learning to fly which is how they meet. They start to tell each other little bits about their lives but somehow, it all sounds a little far-fetched and they find it difficult to believe what the other is saying. For example Apollo tells Chack that one day ... Read the complete review
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