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 Postman Pat Driving Book
Newest Review: ... his daily rounds around Greendale, moving from one recipient to the next, waving at passers-by, using the controls and ... more  ... delivering each letter or parcel.
As the book is opened you will see text to the left hand side and a large colourful picture to the right. At the bottom of each page of text in lighter print are questions relating to objects on the following picture page, such as "Can you see the butterfly?"
This book is excellent for young readers as it is so interactive. The story draws the reader in, prompting you to use certain buttons, to turn the steering wheel in a certain direction and introducing you to the many inte...more |
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Postman Pat Driving Book (Driving Books)
Pages: 12, Board book, Egmont Books Ltd Last Update 09.12.2009 06:11
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Postman Pat Driving Book: Plenty of fun in Greendale! (559 words)
by - written on 13/02/09 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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My son received the Postman Pat Driving Book last year as a gift from his grandparents. It is currently available from WH Smith and has been reduced from £14.99 to £10.19, a saving of £4.80 (32%). The Postman Pat Driving Book consists of a board book with a steering wheel below it. The steering wheel has a horn at the centre and two indicators, labelled "Left" and "Right" to either side of it. There is also an ignition key button and a sticker depicting a microphone and further controls. The book and the activity panel are enclosed in a wrap-around cardboard cover which joins together at one side with a magnetic ... Read the complete review
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