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Say Hello to the Baby Animals! - A Soft to Touch Book - Ian Whybrow

 
Description: ISBN 1405090243 / Genre: Junior Books / Author: Ian Whybrow / Edition: New edition / Paperback / 24 Pages / Book is published 2007-02-02 ... more
Say Hello to the Baby Animals! - A Soft to Touch Book - Ian Whybrow ... by Macmillan Children's Books

Newest Review: ... 'Again!' both of which I adored! The book is illustrated by Edward Eaves. The book starts by introducing us to Baby Lion and ... more

 ... then he decides to walk around to look for his friends.As baby lion says hello as he meets all of his baby animal friends they each have an action or sound. Eg: Monkey 'oo,oo,oo', Leopard 'Raaaaah' and Parrott 'Squawk'. This continues for a fair few pages and then the story ends with the double page spread featuring all of the baby animals. 'What a lot of babies, my, oh, my! It must be time to say goodbye' Then we have 'goodbye baby (animal name)' next to each picture with a repeat of their earlier action '...more

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Premium Review Say Hello to the Baby Animals! - A Soft to Touch Book - Ian Whybrow: Touchy feely animals - Raaaaaaah!! (408 words)
by - written on 18/11/08 (Very useful, 167 readings)
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This is another book I have borrowed from the local library to read to my two year old at bedtime. It is published by Macmillan books and the author is Ian Whybrow. I had not realised but after doing some research I am very familiar with this authors other work. He writes the books for 'Harry and his bucketful of Dinosaurs' which have been made into a TV series which runs on the Playhouse Disney channel. I have also borrowed some of his other books 'Wobble Bear Says Yellow' and 'Again!' both of which I adored! The book is illustrated by Edward Eaves. The book starts by introducing us to Baby Lion and then he decides to walk around to look for his friends.As ...  Read the complete review

 

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