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 Where's Curly? - Heather Amery
Newest Review: ... and don't need a great deal of persuasion! The book is aimed at very young children from 12 / 18 months upwards, just watch ... more  ... out for the flaps being broken when little fingers get hold of them!
It has to be said that it is the lift-the-flap opportunities that make this book all the more appealing to pre-school children as it caters for their inquisitiveness.
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My paperback, ISBN: 0-7460-3011-8 was £3.99 although I have had this for a number of years and since then the Farmyard Tales 'Flap' books are £4.99.
As always, I checked on amazon but there are certainly no bargains to be found unless you fancy parti...more |
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Where's Curly? - Heather Amery: Where's the 'pigging' pig? (896 words)
by - written on 07/10/07 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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This is one of the many Farmyard Tales books published by Usborne, written by Heather Amery and illustrated by Stephen Cartwright, more on them later. The farmyard tales series of books focus on Mrs Boot, her children, Poppy and Sam and their pets, Rusty, Curly and Woolly who together all live on Appletree Farm. - The book - The focus of this book is on Curly the pig. Poppy and Sam are introduced and the reader is told that they are looking for Curly the pig. Initially they wonder if he is in the pigsty so they take a peek behind the door of the sty. Not there, instead the sheep is behind the door. So the two very young ... Read the complete review
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