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 The Two-By-Two Band - David Flavell
Newest Review: ... the castanets, the pangolins picking violins and the baboons opting to play the bassoons. Soon they all have an instrument - ... more  ... even the elephants who are left to play the triangles!
The problem is that as soon as they start playing the sound is dreadful. Again, Mrs Noah rescues the situation by telling Noah that he needs to conduct the animals in order to achieve some more tuneful music. He has no baton though but just when it looks like a hopeless cause a dove flies in with an olive branch. Soon they are making wonderful music and really getting into the swing of things. It takes Noah quite a few bars of music though before he realises ...more |
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The Two-By-Two Band - David Flavell: Making music while the rain falls (595 words)
by - written on 17/03/09 (Very useful, 293 readings)
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Have you ever wondered what all those animals did when they were cooped up on the ark for forty days? Well, if you read this delightful children's book, all will be revealed. The Two-by-two Band is an excellent book to share with small children especially if they already know the story of Noah's Ark. In this story, it starts by showing how bored Noah and all the animals are. However, this all changes when Mrs Noah suggests that they start up a band and reminds Noah that all the musical instruments are in 'the third cupboard from the left, on the second to bottom deck'. Everyone is thrilled by this idea and it's not long before all the animals are choosing ... Read the complete review
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