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 Jazzy in the Jungle - Lucy Cousins
 Jazzy in the Jungle - Lucy Cousins ... you turn will take you deeper and deeper into the undergrowth with them. Lift the leaves, peep through the tum-tum trees and pull aside the fliff-fluff flowers for a riot of colour and discoveries along the way!Newest Review: ... lifted a variety of unusual animals reply "Not here" and a few suggest alternative places to look. Here are some ... more ... of the animals in the book:
Anteater, Snake, Hummingbird, Leopard, Gorilla, Crocodile, Baboon and so on.............
Finally Mama JoJo finds her baby.
~ Illustrations and Format ~
In true Lucy Cousins style, the outlines are in thick black pen and coloured in so that the animals and the undergrowth of the jungle scenes really stand out!
Not surprisingly, since it is set in the jungle the background is dark green and the drawings are very simple and bold.
Although an extremely simple story line, the illustrations r...more |
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Jazzy in the Jungle - Lucy Cousins: Jazz it Up! (518 words)
by - written on 24/10/07 (Very useful, 87 readings)
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Lucy Cousins is perhaps most well-known for her Maisy series of books, some of which I have written reviews about. She has however written and illustrated some other great children's picture books and this one is no exception, it's superb!! Her books engage babies, toddler and pre-schoolers with their bold illustrations and colours. She has produced picture books, sticker books, cloth books, board books, pull-the-tab and lift-the-flap books and three-dimensional books. ~ Jazzy in the Jungle ~ This book has a very simple story line. Mama JoJo and Baby Jazzy are playing hide and seek in the jungle and the Mum asks: " Where are ... Read the complete review
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