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 Pooh's Xylophone Book
 Pooh's Xylophone Book ... wood. Children develop musical skills and hand-eye co-ordination with this interactive, play and learn xylophone book. Sing, dance and play along to 10 fun songs!Newest Review: ... not the traditional ones, the words in each have been changed to make new ones regarding Pooh and his friends, though the ... more ... tune to each remains the same. Each rhyme is written at the top of the page and just below is a piece of sheet music depicting colourful dots which correlate to the colours of the keys on the xylophone. This makes it possible to play along with the tunes after a little practice.
The xylophone is in essence more of a keyboard. Though it does include a stick to hit the keys with, the keys do need to be depressed in order to sound an electronic tune, rather unlike a traditional xylophone which relied on the sounds made fr...more |
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Pooh's Xylophone Book: A lovely addition to your child's book shelf (536 words)
by - written on 13/05/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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My son received Pooh's Xylophone book as a gift from his grandparents at Christmas. For the purposes of this review however I have browsed online for an idea of price. I found this product on a website at www.toyjeanius.co.uk priced at £6.99. This is a rather large book and is relatively sturdy. The pages are made from cardboard though slightly thinner than the average board book. To the right hand side of this book is the xylophone encased in red plastic. The book itself contains ten nursery rhymes each set out on a two-page spread with a colourful picture on the first page. Each picture and rhyme are sideways on. These rhymes however are not the ... Read the complete review
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