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 Yummy Scrummy - Paul Harrison
 Yummy Scrummy - Paul Harrison ... stories don't exceed 50 words, covering a range of genres to support literacy requirements at foundation stage. These include humorous stories, fantasy stories, rhyming stories and stories from a range of cultures, accompanied by colour pictures.Newest Review: ... can probably tell from the explanation above, this is an extremely simple book with limited text. It is therefore ideal for ... more ... pre-school children who can join in and even re-tell the story after the first or second reading.
The children that I have read this to find it amusing when the fly burps towards the middle of his over-indulgence!
The illustrations are very bright and bold with the fly tucking in to a different course on each page.
On reading the book we started talking about how it is important to try to cover up your food from flies as so many germs can be passed on, this is largely brought to light when the fly goes from the dog...more |
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Yummy Scrummy - Paul Harrison: Not so Yummy Scrummy!! (411 words)
by - written on 26/02/07 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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This is one of a series of books, known as Twister published by Evans Brothers Ltd. - The Book - It is all about a fly who is hungry and follows the fly throughout his flights looking for different kinds of food. In his flying around he finds and lands on a variety of foodstuffs: pizza, chips, dog food, crisps, doughnuts etc. Each time saying 'Mmmm _____. Yummy Scrummy!' The book ends with a frog catching the fly 'Thwap!' 'Yummy Scrummy!' - Format, Style and Illustrations - As you can probably tell from the explanation above, this is an extremely simple book with limited text. It is therefore ideal for pre-school ... Read the complete review
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