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Numberjacks Annual 2009


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Numberjacks Annual 2009

 
Description: ISBN 1405241640 / Genre: Junior Books / Hardcover / 72 Pages / Book is published 2008-08-04 by Egmont Books Ltd

Newest Review: ... your typical mix of stories, facts and activities. However there's nothing new. All of the stories are condensed versions ... more

 ... of the TV scripts with the pictures being screen shots together with a couple of comic characters. Not only are the scripts condensed, they're badly condensed. They're condensed in such a way that even a 2 year old can tell (and he's only seen the programme a few times). They lack flow. Interspersed through the text of the stories are little questions designed to check understanding of the text. I'm really not sure who these are aimed at. For the child who can read they are patronising in the extreme. For the...more

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Numberjacks Annual 2009
Pages: 72, Hardcover, Egmont Books Ltd
Last Update 06.12.2009 05:57
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Premium Review Numberjacks Annual 2009: NumberJacks are on their way (out the door) (570 words)
by - written on 06/02/09 (Very useful, 117 readings)
Rating:

Annuals are the thing that childhoods are made of. I recall, as a child, being thrilled to receive a Bunty annual. It was familiar territory, deeply unsatisfying, yet, somehow, thrilling stuff. I didn't think that I'd be entering annual territory again quite so soon but, at the tender age of 2 ½ my son received his first annual - Numberjacks 2009. The thrill was obvious. Would the annual live up to my recollection of all that makes annuals good? Whilst said 2 year old is clearly enthralled by the book I suspect that (a) he's a little too young to really understand and (b) that were he older he'd think much the same as me.... it's a poor ...  Read the complete review

 

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