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 Knights (Noisy Noisy) - Ladybird
Newest Review: ... are not always blatantly clear, but you get the gist as you read through. Each page (including the front cover) has a ... more  ... special red knight button which you press to get the sound effect. It takes quite a bit of strength to press each button, so once again, adult assistance is required.
The book tells the story of the Noble Knights (cue roaring dragon sound effect) and their various personality characteristics (bold or shy, parading in front of the king or flirting with the queen) likes (polishing his armour or playtime), manners (nice or not), clothes (heavy armour or nighgown).
The story is very short for the size of the book, just ten ...more |
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Knights (Noisy Noisy)
Pages: 10, Board book, Ladybird Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53
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Knights (Noisy Noisy) - Ladybird: This could have been written for my sons (601 words)
by - written on 02/01/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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Whilst browsing in Waterstones before Christmas I came across this book and just had to have it. Why? Because all three of my sons are named in the book! This is a thick hard card book. Thick because the rear section houses a sound module. This does make the book quite heavy to hold, and it is therefore best shared with an adult, as is the case with all good children's books :) Noisy, Noisy, Knights is described on the Waterstones website as "a rhyming book about opposites". Now, maybe my A' level in English Literature is 20 years old, but I'm pretty sure that a rhyming book for a child should end each couple of lines with similar ... Read the complete review
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