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 The Silly Sheepdog - Farmyard Tales Sticker Storybooks
Newest Review: ... the sheep behind a bush. The sheep is with Patch’s former owner who tells them that he only responds to whistles and the ... more  ... mystery of the silly sheepdog is solved!
The text telling the story is at the top and bottom of the page, with simple sentences and a large bold font. The very simplest sentences are at the top e.g. ‘Patch has found a boy’ and the more complex ones at the bottom e.g. ‘The boy pats Patch. “I wondered who bought you when my Dad sold his farm”, he said’. This makes this book ideal for first readers as they can work up to the more difficult sentences.
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Pages: 16, Edition: New Ed, Paperback, Usborne Publishing Ltd Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40
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The Silly Sheepdog - Farmyard Tales Sticker Storybooks: Stick yourself silly! (974 words)
by - written on 12/07/07 (Very useful, 154 readings)
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We are a big fan of the Usbourne Farmyard Tales in this house, so when I found this one at the bottom of a pile in my favourite bookshop I was pretty pleased with myself. Books and stickers are my 2 year olds favourite things, so something that combines them both is always a winner! ***The Series*** The Usbourne Farmyard Tales are a series of simple stories for young children and first readers. Set in Apple Tree Farm with the farmer Mrs Boot and her two children Poppy and Sam, it introduces children to the farmyard and the animals that live there. Beautifully illustrated in the ‘Usbourne style’ (anyone who owns one of the ‘First Thousand ... Read the complete review
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