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 More Pants - Giles Andreae
Newest Review: ... the front cover is a cheeky little chappy doing a handstand in front of a sea scene flashing his pants, in the background all ... more  ... the sailing boats are flying not flags but... yes you've guessed it..... pants!
The book is set out so that the picture and text for each picture is on a double spread, it starts with....."red pants, green pants", not overly amusing you may think, but the fact that the red pants are on a green frog and the green pants are on a red fox is highly amusing to my son, as the book progresses the pictures and text get sillier and sillier, there are yellow submarine pants, with the brightest yellow submarine, in t...more |
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More Pants - Giles Andreae: Never enough pants! (522 words)
by - written on 17/05/08 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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As the mother to a young potty training son, I have noticed a rather unhealthy obsession that my son has developed. Due to the fact that, in the daytime at least, he has come out of his "nappy pants" and gone into big boy pants, he his completely thrilled, and tells anybody that will listen of this fact! So on my fortnightly trek to the library for my kids nightime story selection, my son was over joyed at this finding this little gem, and has so far made me read it almost every night to him! The book I will now review is "MORE PANTS!" This book is literally just that, pants, not in the bad sense though. On the front cover ... Read the complete review
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