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What Shall We Do, Blue Kangaroo? - Emma Chichester

Description: ISBN 0385746350 / Author: Emma Chichester-Clark / Genre: Junior Books

Newest Review: ... some tea, and again Blue Kangaroo is impressed that she has done it all by herself. Lily later asks her mother to read but ... more

... her mother is helping to wash the car and suggests that Lily reads it by herself. Lily isn’t very sure whether she will manage but gives it a go and finds out she can. Blue Kangaroo really enjoys being read to. When the rain starts Lily asks for help to bring in her toys but she again has to do it by herself and brings them all in. She sets them on the radiator to dry but one is missing and she hasn’t noticed. At night when she is asleep, Blue Kangaroo decides to go and rescue Tiny Teddy and sets him beside the rad...more

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What Shall We Do, Blue Kangaroo? - Emma Chichester: Independence Can Be A Great Thing (867 words)
by - written on 18/05/07 (Very useful, 104 readings)
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***Background*** Following the very lovely Christmas story called Just For You Blue Kangaroo, my son was dying to get his hands on more books in the series by Emma Chichester Clark. This author doesn’t just write this series of books but illustrates them too and there are quite a few book in this series for you to choose from. ***The Story*** The story starts, “Blue Kangaroo belonged to Lily. He was her very own kangaroo. Sometimes, when Lily didn’t know what to do next, she would say, ‘What shall we do, Blue Kangaroo?’ But Blue Kangaroo didn’t know, so he said nothing.” The story then follows Lily ... Read the complete review

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