About the book..? I picked it from West Seneca public library. Liya loves puppies and thought this would be an interesting read for her. I must say, my assumption was just right!
The story is around a doggie, who desperately wants to play and pleading to everyone to come together and play with him all day. But the kitten, lamb, pig, calf, hare and chick... all say a big NO, adding 'their own' reasons. For example kitten is afraid that he might get bitten, lamb is too shy.. etc. Finally, someone is taking a plunge to play with puppy.... who is that- an energetic child!
Mommy thoughts...? It is another interesting book with lovely illustrations and impressive layout design. I liked the 'rhyming responses' from each friend. Few downsides, I felt are -
- It is another 'wide and long' sized book, 10 inches width and hence 20 inches wide when it's kept open. So not very handy for young kids.
- Not a board book
- Even when the story moves along with the lamp, (I felt that) almost half part of the lamp is unseen {might be to prove that lamp is shy, but I guess there are numerous ways to portray shyness, not just by hiding a part}.
Read Rainbow's story here.
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This book looks too cute. I think that my son would love it! He loves anything with a dog on it, which is funny because he wants nothing to do with a real dog! haha! I may have to look into checking out this book for him! It looks like your little one really loved it! Too cute!
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Oh, this looks really cute! We are always looking for new book to add to our kids' libraries, and it I'll be looking on Amazon for this one. Thanks!
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Thanks for stopping by my blog, following back and i must confess the book looks really cute and i know the kids will love it a lot.
ReplyDeleteVisiting from VB. My two sons love animals, so this would have been a perfect fit for them when they were little. Developing a passion for reading is so important. It's great when you child connects to a book, expresses his or her imagination, and most importantly sees that reading can be fun. Enjoy!
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ReplyDeleteMandy (Military Mom) - You gotta funny boy! Yes, my little girl loved it. You can check this out in Amazon.
Mandy (BBM) - The book is available in Amazon, I am sure your kids will love it.
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ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice book! My girls have just grown out of all their books like this - and it was sad to see them go after many years of happy reading together! It's kind of sad when they can read by themselves - fortunately they still like us reading them stories at bedtime so we still get to rediscover favorites from our childhood!
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Looks like a cute book! Thanks for sharing.
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