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 Pass the Jam, Jim - Kaye Umansky
 Pass the Jam, Jim - Kaye Umansky ... by Red FoxNewest Review: ... basic storyline is that there is a children's party in full swing and because all the children are having so much fun, no one ... more ... has time to keep an eye on the mischievous toddler Jim (not sure where the parent's are ???).
The Text is limited to two lines per page making it a good story for when there is limited time or for young children when they are starting to read themselves.
The text is rhyming which adds to the fun factor, this book already has in masses. The book starts at the beginning of the party "Hurry Mabel, lay that table' and they ask little Jim to pass them the Jam 'Pass the jam, Jim, Jam, Jim, jam." this senten...more |
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Pass the Jam, Jim - Kaye Umansky: Pass the Jam Jim. (462 words)
by - written on 14/09/09 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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This book jumped off the shelf at me when I was in Waterstones about a year ago, My little boy is called Jim and I just had to buy it. Pass the Jam Jim is written by Kaye Umansky and is illustrated by Margaret Chamberlain. The version I bought is hardback but it is also available in standard paperback and in a mini paperback. The RRP for the hardback is £9.99 but I had a look on Amazon prior to writing this review and it is available from £6.99, £4.50 for the paperback and £1.50 for the mini Treasure paperback. The basic storyline is that there is a children's party in full swing and because all the children are having so much fun, no one has time ... Read the complete review
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