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 "Shrek the Third" Pocket Library
 "Shrek the Third" Pocket Library ... Children's BooksNewest Review: ... series in particular). Collections of board books seem to be very popular for the toddler - 6 years age group but they ... more ... really do vary in quality. Some sets seem to work (Noddy for example) and others seem to ride on the success of the characterisation and offer nothing new or worthwhile for parent or child (In the Night Garden is a good example). Unfortunately, this offering falls into the latter category.
Each book attempts to offer a short story about a Shrek character. Unfortunately, to be able to offer a short story in 5 sides is no mean feat and it's a feat that remains unaccomplished here. Without having seen the films the ch...more |
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"Shrek the Third" Pocket Library
Edition: Film tie - in edition, Board book, HarperCollins Childre ... Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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"Shrek the Third" Pocket Library: THIS SET BELONGS FAR, FAR AWAY (547 words)
by - written on 20/07/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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Dreamworks "Shrek" series has, over the last few years, become a firm favourite amongst families. The animations lend themselves to family viewing and offer something for a wide range of ages. At 3, my son has not seen any of the Shrek films although I suspect that he is just about old enough to start enjoying them. Like most film successes there have been a number of merchandising spin offs and one such is the Pocket Library produced by HarperCollins. The set, widely available and priced at under £5 (no matter where you buy it)comprises six mini board books each of which is based around one of the main characters from the Shrek series (and the ... Read the complete review
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