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 Noko's Surprise Party - Fiona Moodie
 Noko's Surprise Party - Fiona Moodie ... 2007-06-01 by Frances Lincoln PublishersNewest Review: ... way up and then give him a juicy fig to quench his thirst. Although his basket is now slightly lighter, Takadu is growing ... more ... tired and decides to have a nap in the shade of a cabbage tree. Hyena has been waiting for his chance for revenge, and he gobbles up all but one of the figs that Takadu has collected.
Poor Takadu is of course upset and angry when he wakes up and sees what has happened. He can smell Hyena and realises that he is the culprit. What will he be able to do to make sure that Noko still has a wonderful birthday party? Will Hyena live to regret his greed?
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Noko's Surprise Party - Fiona Moodie: Do you give a fig? (821 words)
by - written on 27/07/08 (Very useful, 260 readings)
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South-African Fiona Moodie wanted to write and illustrate children's books from a young age and it is easy to see that she had the talent to fulfil her ambition. Noko's Surprise Party is her latest picture book and is a follow-up to Noko and the Night Monster. As Takadu the aardvark and Noko the porcupine have been friends for so long, it is only natural that Takadu wants to plan a party for Noko's birthday, but it is to be a surprise. Takadu goes to considerable trouble to write and hand out invitations to Mrs. Warthog, Bat-eared Fox, Pangolin (a scaly anteater), Velvet Monkey and Guineafowl. The problems begin when Greedy Hyena sees Takadu deliver the ... Read the complete review
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