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 Hide and Seek Birthday Treat - Linda Jennings
Newest Review: ... find anyone to invite t his party! Before he knows it, it has become dark and he pads wearily home only to discover that all ... more  ... his friends are actually there and have arranged a surprise party for him - a happy ending after all!
This book is really very enjoyable for a number of different reasons. Although the story is quite a simple one, it is all written in rhyme which gives it a lovely flow and rhythm. All of the verses are written following the same pattern which makes it quite easy for young children to predict the rhyme and to join in as it becomes more familiar. There is also some beautiful language used in the story particularly in...more |
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Hide and Seek Birthday Treat
Pages: 32, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Little Tiger Press Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Hide and Seek Birthday Treat - Linda Jennings: There's a party in the jungle! (686 words)
by - written on 29/06/07 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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My daughter was four the other day and one of the presents she received from her party guests was this book 'Hide and Seek Birthday Treat' which was quite appropriate seeing as it was her birthday too! It is a delightful little story book written by Linda Jennings and has amazing colourful and vivid pictures from Joanne Partis. The basic storyline follows Leopard as he wakes up on his birthday and is incredibly excited (just like my daughter was on hers!). He is going to invite all his friends to a wonderful party and make them all a magnificent cake! He goes off into the jungle to find them all but is soon very disappointed because everywhere he goes there ... Read the complete review
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