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 Rooster's Alarm - Ian Smith and Sean Julian
 Rooster's Alarm - Ian Smith and Sean Julian ... Franklin WattsNewest Review: ... Watts First published in 2008 Available in both Hardback - ISBN 9780749678852 and Paperback - ISBN 9780749678913 RRP £3.99 ... more ... for the paperback and £8.99 for the hardback.
This is a lovely, rhyming little story involving all the animals associated with a farm yard and the noises each one makes.
It is cleverly written by Ian Smith and Sean Julian and is illustrated by Ian Smith and is based around waking up in the farm yard.
I think it is an ideal book for very young children to have, if they are learning the sounds associated with each animal, as in this book, the animals get very confused and make different sounds to the ones they...more |
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Rooster's Alarm - Ian Smith and Sean Julian: Cock a doodle doo! - Rooster's Alarm (237 words)
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This book is part of the Tadpoles reading scheme which encourages newly independent readers by using strong visual pictures which give plenty to talk about and the text regularly repeats key words and phrases to help the children develop their reading skills. Publisher - Franklin Watts First published in 2008 Available in both Hardback - ISBN 9780749678852 and Paperback - ISBN 9780749678913 RRP £3.99 for the paperback and £8.99 for the hardback. This is a lovely, rhyming little story involving all the animals associated with a farm yard and the noises each one makes. It is cleverly written by Ian Smith and ... Read the complete review
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