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 Snappy Little Monsters - Dugald Steer
Newest Review: ... readers. Although most books in the series have an educational slant (such as counting, or learning shapes & colours), ... more  ... this book is more fun & quirky than educational, but does have a bit of an emphasis on family life & tries to convey some positive messages.
One example is a picture of a monster with a toothbrush & toothpaste & the rhyme:
This monster only has one tooth.
Count up & you will see!
She'll never rush with her toothbrush -
She's careful as can be.
And the final pages (in an effort to get youngsters to bed!) feature a baby monster in bed with her snappy little monsters book:
Now it's monster bed...more |
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Snappy Little Monsters - Dugald Steer: Monsters Inc. (320 words)
by - written on 05/08/09 (Very useful, 85 readings)
Rating:
Having recently reviewed 'Snappy Little Numbers'....I now bring you....(drumroll)...'Snappy Little Monsters'...! As with the other books in the series, this book is hardback & features bright, colourful fun characters in the form of pop-ups across the centre of each 2 page spread, along with some short rhymes which are simple & written clearly in large writing for young readers. Although most books in the series have an educational slant (such as counting, or learning shapes & colours), this book is more fun & quirky than educational, but does have a bit of an emphasis on family life & tries to convey some positive messages. One ... Read the complete review
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