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 Maisy's Rainbow Dream - Lucy Cousins
Description: ISBN 1844286851 / Author: Lucy Cousins / Genre: Junior Books Newest Review: ... where it is very beautiful! Maisy wakes up from her dream to a beautiful day. ~ Style, Format, Content & Educational ... more  ... Value ~
As you can see this is a very simple text all about colours. Children are introduced to some more unusual colours like indigo and violet which is great.
The text is extremely simple with the majority of the pages only having one sentence.
The text size is very large, an added bonus for young children and emergent readers.
The text is on the left hand page with a picture of Maisy in her bed along with the background colour that is being talked about. On the opposite page there are pictures of her friends a...more |
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Format: hardback, Publisher: Walker Books Ltd, ISBN: 1406300470
Pages: 32, Edition: New Ed, Hardcover, Walker Books Ltd - Books/S ... |
£ 6.39 |
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Maisy's Rainbow Dream - Lucy Cousins: Rainbowland (650 words)
by tb4ms - written on 03.04.07 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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~ Who is Maisy? ~ Maisy is a lovable, cute little white mouse, with a pink tail, nose, ears and paws. Maisy isn't a regular sort of mouse.......she wears clothes, sleeps in a bed and brushes her teeth amongst other things. She does everything that young children do, except she's a mouse!! That's her appeal to young children as they can relate to most things that Maisy does in the large number of books that Lucy Cousins has written about her. ~ Maisy's Rainbow Dream ~ It begins with Maisy going to sleep when 'suddenly a dream begins inside her head.' In her dream, her friends go with her and she dreams ...
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