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 Who's in the Garden? - Naomi Russell
Newest Review: ... script but an older child would be able to follow this text with no problem. The book as a whole I think would probably ... more  ... appeal more to an older child than my granddaughter, she enjoys lifting the flap but doesn't really understand that they're hiding without me prompting her and saying 'boo'. A child who is learning to read would still enjoy the lift the flap aspect of Who's In The Garden? and would also be able to read a lot of the words themselves, perhaps with a little help.
It's one of those kind of plotless books anyway so a child with a good imagination could construct their own story using the pictures as a guide. My granddaughte...more |
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Who's in the Garden? - Naomi Russell: Helping baby learn about the world around her (562 words)
by - written on 21/08/08 (Very useful, 101 readings)
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Who's In The Garden? by Naomi Russell is a lovely lift the flap book which my 14 month old granddaughter loves now but it took some coaxing for her to really become interested in it. The book is themed around the garden and on each page is a flap for my granddaughter to lift so she can see who is hiding behind it. She's seen it so often now that she must know who is hiding where but she always giggles and gets excited when she uncovers the animal, bird or insect! The text in the book is simple and asks who it is that is doing what around the garden, I usually add a lot more when reading it to my granddaughter as at her age it's not really necessary ... Read the complete review
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