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 Softies: Farm Animals - Joanna Bicknell
 Softies: Farm Animals - Joanna Bicknell ... IdeasNewest Review: ... coats which helps them picture what the animal is really like. Firstly a bit about the book it is a board book so is very ... more ... strong and the pages are easy to turn. The front cover has a picture of a very cute pig, 3 chicks, a pony and a lamb. So the book is definitely suitable for this time of year with Easter coming up and would make a great gift. When you turn the first page there is a picture of a sheep on the left hand page and it says underneath the picture of it baaaa. Then on the right hand page there is a picture of two lambs and it says our coats are woolly. Next to it there is a boarder down the side which your child can feel a...more |
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Softies: Farm Animals - Joanna Bicknell: A great book for this time of year. (653 words)
by - written on 21/03/09 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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This is a very cute book for your baby/child. 'Softies farm animals' is written by Joanna Bicknell and published by Make Believe Ideas. Make Believe Ideas publish books from birth to 10+ years. They like to publish books that get your children to interact and encourage your baby/child to enjoy and learn at the same time and this book is an example of that. You can buy the book on Amazon for £4.99 new or for £2.49 used. The book says it's suitable from birth. My daughters got this book when they were a couple months old as a present. I think the book is great as the style of the book is not like books that I have seen. The book helps teach your child about farm ... Read the complete review
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