Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 2: Songbirds: Fish and Chips - Julia Donaldson
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 Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 2: Songbirds: Fish and Chips - Julia Donaldson
 Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 2: Songbirds: Fish and Chips - Julia Donaldson ... OUP OxfordNewest Review: ... this book compared to the others we own in this series is that it's a bit bigger in height and width (but not length). This ... more ... makes is stand out on the book shelf, and is probably one of the reasons why the grandson likes to go for this one when he chooses his own reading book!
Inside, there's a little story about Ron Rabbit's day at work in a Fish and Chip Shop. The customers are asking poor rushed-off-his-paws Ron to do all these things for him that waiters get asked to do, and Ron is whizzing around trying to get all his jobs done. The story finishes with a tired Ron Rabbit shutting the door and declaring "This shop is shut." ...more |
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Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 2: Songbirds: Fishand Chips
Pages: 16, Paperback, OUP Oxford Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Oxford Reading Tree: Stage 2: Songbirds: Fish and Chips - Julia Donaldson: Poor Old Ron! (384 words)
by - written on 17/08/09 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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Fish and Chips is a stage 2 early reading book from the Oxford Reading Tree series. It's written by the popular children's author Julia Donaldson, who is best know for having written The Gruffalo. The book is a songbirds book which focuses on the phonics sounds 'ch' 'wh' sh' and 'th'. The RRP is £2.99, and you can get a copy from Amazon or sometimes in special discounted packs from places like the Book People. The first thing I noticed about this book compared to the others we own in this series is that it's a bit bigger in height and width (but not length). This makes is stand out on the book shelf, and is probably one of the reasons why the grandson ... Read the complete review
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