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 The Noisiest Night Paperback and CD - Thomas Taylor
Newest Review: ... a great time indeed, playing a very noisy "I spy" game and this fun is reflected in a riot of colourful, dynamic ... more  ... artwork, creative typography and exclamation marks. He learns his lesson at the end (it's better to sleep at night) or so the other animals (and the tired parents) might hope, anyway.
The book uses the tried and tested repeat-pattern-with-variation structure so typical for preschooler books, in this case filled by the game of I Spy. This, of course, gives a great opportunity for the little ones to shout out their guesses before Clovis, as well as for a discussion of other jungle animals and possibly an extension of t...more |
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The Noisiest Night Paperback and CD
Pages: 32, Paperback, OUP Oxford Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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The Noisiest Night Paperback and CD - Thomas Taylor: Noisy Cub (457 words)
by - written on 16/09/09 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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A little tiger, Clovis, decides to become a Night-Tiger one day. As everybody is asleep, he plays "I spy" with the fireflies and in the course of the game is being repeatedly chastised by other animals for not being asleep himself. When he goes to sleep himself at dawn, it's his turn to be kept awake by all the daytime noisy creatures. The Noisiest Night is a very lively, energetic picture book: a perfect reflection of an excited little child that's full of beans and roaring to go when his or her parents want her to go to bed. Clovis is having a great time indeed, playing a very noisy "I spy" game and this fun is reflected in a riot of ... Read the complete review
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