|
 Gordon in Charge - Jill Newton
 Gordon in Charge - Jill Newton ... what happens when a rival appears on the scene? Especially, when that rival is also called Gordon, and is equally bossy! Fur (and feathers) will fly, and one of them has to go, but how will they decide which one? This work presents riotous fun with a gentle message about co-existence that mirrors sibling rivalry most families will recognise. The richly colourful art is packed with animals to identify and count.Newest Review: ... up a soggy goat, so he challenges the goose to run to a gate and push it over. Whoever does it first is Gordon and in charge. ... more ... Of course the goat wins this time and when they decide to pick the roses and it is a draw, they up the challenge- first to the top of the barn is in charge.
So, they fly and scramble up to the top of the barn and are still arguing about who came first. The other animals are standing at the bottom and look tiny compared to the animals on the roof. We get the feeling that they are a long way up, and when they two Gordon's look down to ask the other animals who was first they start to feel very wobbly. They start to h...more |
||
Read Reviews for Gordon in Charge - Jill Newton
Gordon in Charge - Jill Newton: I'm Gordon (654 words)
by - written on 23/03/08 (Very useful, 89 readings)
Rating:
Gordon in Charge A book about a bossy goat and what happens when he won't give up his authority! STORY AND ILLUSTRATIONS The story centres around Gordon the bossy goat, and indeed we meet him on the first page, with his mouth wide open shouting orders and instructions at the sheep cows and hens. Unfortunately for Gordon the goat, there is a new addition to the farm in the form of Gordon the goose. The meeting is not a pleasant one, with Gordon the goat showing his displeasure and the goose honking his displeasure. Gordon the goat decides that he is in charge, so the goose will have to change his name. They begin a battle to ... Read the complete review
Products similar to Gordon in Charge - Jill Newton
Fast-paced and amusing, Amusing, Has a useful message 
None gentle humour and clever rhymes, some useful underlying messages, great for reading aloud to children some messages not quite appropriate to small children Bright illustrations. Possibly a little too in-depth for the under 3s, depending on ability.The Sea, The Sea - Iris Murdoch
A likable main character . A little difficult to get into, a little long .
The Trigan Empire: Reign of Thara - Mike Butterworth
Sci-Fi & Fantasy - Butterworth, Mike
Emperor: The Gods of War - Conn Iggulden
Another captivating story in the Caesar series Is much better when read in the order of the series
A Pig with Six Legs and Other Clouds - Gavin Pretor-Pinney
Interesting cloud'ie shapes
Nineteen Eighty-four - George Orwell
none
Interpet Bumper Guide to Tropical Cichlids
Covers all cichlid families. Advice on setting up and maintenance is excellent. None.
The Cat Mummy - Jacqueline Wilson
interesting story, thought provoking despite age range none
Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 2: Snapdragons: The Animal Party - Michaela Morgan
Educational Silly Story, Immature Pictures
Cake Decorating Motifs: 150 Designs for Making Your Cake Unique - Sheila Lampkin
hundreds of photographs, easy to follow instructions, great value for money none! its amazing!
Advantages and disadvantages from the dooyooCommunity
Home - About dooyoo.co.uk - Advertising - Contact dooyoo - Terms and Conditions
dooyoo Europe:
Deutschland 
España 
Italia 
France - Sitemap - Product Index
