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 Olivia - Ian Falconer
 Olivia - Ian Falconer ... by Simon & Schuster Children'sNewest Review: ... of bedtime stories. This is the first children's book written by Ian Falconer. He also illustrated the book and has now ... more ... written an entire series of Olivia books. Olivia even has her own website (http://www.oliviathepiglet.com/) - not bad for a small piglet!
The illustrations are clever, almost exclusively black and white with splashes of red (but not quite as dramatic as Schindler's List!), they are striking and very appealing. On some pages there are numerous small pictures which give lots to talk about with your child. When Olivia visits the museum there is a picture which is an actual extract from a painting by Degas - our girls we...more |
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Olivia, Nothing to Wear Art Poster Print byIan Falconer, 12x36
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Olivia, Busy Little Piggy Art Poster Print byIan Falconer, 16x20
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Read Reviews for Olivia - Ian Falconer
Olivia - Ian Falconer: Olivia - A Small Piglet with Very Discerning Taste in Art (659 words)
by - written on 06/10/09 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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Olivia is a book that was given to one of our daughters by her nursery at the end of last term. It quickly established itself as a favourite over the summer holidays. Olivia is a small pig with large ears. She is lively, energetic, precocious, opinionated and feisty. She specialises in tiring people out - even herself! In many ways, she reminds me of our two girls.... This book doesn't really have a storyline as such; it's more of a "Day in the life of..." Olivia likes to try on ALL her clothes when deciding what to wear in the morning. She likes to build very impressive sandcastles but she doesn't like to nap. ... Read the complete review
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