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 Kipper and the Egg - Mick Inkpen
 Kipper and the Egg - Mick Inkpen ... fluffy chick? No it's something much bigger. There are five different touch and feel elements to stimulate and delight the reader.Newest Review: ... The first page introduces you to Kipper the dog (sorry I forgot to say he was a dog) and here you can touch his black ears ... more ... which feel like they are made out of a soft felt material. On the second page you will find Kipper looking puzzled over the egg he has just found. Your young children will now get the idea that on every page you will feel something different. The egg feels fairly smooth but makes a scratchy sort of noise. Kipper then meets a hen and thinks it must be her egg. This page has a hen with a few chicks scattered around her. The hen has a large yellow feather in the centre of her tummy for the children to touch an...more |
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Kipper and the Egg - Mick Inkpen: What came first the chicken or the egg? (462 words)
by - written on 26/10/01 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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Books have changed so much since my day, never did we have the delights they have now of excellent illustrations, touch and feel and even now they do scratch and sniff books. This is a touch and feel book and designed for the younger children. The book is made of very stiff cardboard so can withstand a little bit of baby chewing. Although I must admit my youngest is not left alone with a library book for that reason. The cover is very eye catching with a picture of Kipper on the front cuddling a hen with one hand and the other placed around a large sky blue speckled egg. The first page introduces you to Kipper the dog (sorry I forgot to say he ... Read the complete review
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