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 Usborne Farmyard Tales: The Hungry Donkey - Heather Amery
 Usborne Farmyard Tales: The Hungry Donkey - Heather Amery ... LtdNewest Review: ... the bottom of the page says "The donkey is called Ears. She lives in a field with lots of grass but she is always ... more ... hungry."
The point is that when your child starts to read, they can read the top of the page fairly easily and so have the pleasure of reading a much-loved story by themselves. Although it is entirely possible that you will have read the story so many times by then that they'll know the words by heart.
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The illustrations are quite detailed, so there is a lot to look at. My son pretty much knows the stories so he can sit and examine the pictures, and does so for quite long periods of time.
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Usborne Farmyard Tales: The Hungry Donkey - Heather Amery: Nutritious flowers (685 words)
by - written on 05/04/09 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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This is one of the stories in the Usborne Farmyard Tales series. If your child likes it, there are dozens more! The first part of this review is about the series, and the second part about the particular book. --- The series --- The stories are about two children, their mum who is the farmer, and their dog, and what they get up to on the farm. The stories are short, and exciting (if you are three). --- Learning to read --- The clever thing about these stories is that they are written on two levels. At the top of each page is a short sentence, and at the bottom of the page is a couple of longer sentences. You can read the book by reading ... Read the complete review
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