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 Peppa Pig: Marvellous Magnet Book - Ladybird
Newest Review: ... we first got this book at how bit it was. As just over A4 in size, I saw that is was going to be quite large for a toddler to ... more  ... carry. I don't know about other toddlers but my daughter likes to carry everything from room to room if she can get away with it.
The cover of the book is instantly attracting to Peppa fans everywhere, with a large picture of her on the front feeding the ducks with some cake. All things Peppa generally are colour co-ordinated to include the grass and the sky which this book incorporates. The cover is also very thick and spongy which I find quite a nice touch for a children's book. It's soft for their hands to carry ...more |
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Peppa Pig: Marvellous Magnet Book
Pages: 10, Board book, Ladybird Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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Peppa Pig: Marvellous Magnet Book - Ladybird: Oink Oink (737 words)
by - written on 12/06/09 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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I think something happens when a child reaches two years old, and along with the usual tantrums and personalities that start showing through very strongly, so does a love of Peppa Pig. She has gone Peppa Pig mad in the last few weeks and seems to understand that Peppa likes her teddy bear and little brother George likes his dinosaur. Anyone who is made to watch Peppa pig will understand that last sentence, anyone fortunate enough not to have to endure children's TV, then all will hopefully become clear later in this review. We don't have a magnetic surface on our fridge at home as it's built into a cupboard. As a result of this my poor daughter doesn't get to play ... Read the complete review
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