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This Months Recommended Books for Preschoolers and Early Graders from Cape Town’s Child
Rainforest Touch and Feel Adventureby Harper Collins
Your baby will love discovering the rainforest by touching realistic textures. You can point out colours too, as you introduce your child to different furry bumpy and fuzzy animals. Babies as young as six month are introduced to tactile elements, the first words and bold bright colours. The sturdy, hard-board cover is easy for toddlers to handle and the glossy pages can be wiped
Sing a Song of Bottoms by Jeanne Willis
Bottoms are top in this laugh-out-load Jeanne Willis. Join her in the funniest talent show ever. In a fabulous rhyming text, meet bears with baggy bottoms, pigs with perky pinky ones, rhinos with wrinkly ones and peacocks that love to put theirs on display. Perfect for reading aloud and guaranteed to cause fits of giggles, one thing’s for sure, whoever is the winner, you and your child will enjoy this book.
The Little Brianwaves Investigate…Animals by Lisa Swerling
This book for animal-lovers between five and seven years of age explores teh furry feathered, fascinating world of animals with the little brainwaves. they’re small enough to explore a mouse hole, brave enough to look up an elephant’s trunk and crazy enough to get between the teeth ot a tiger. The inquisitive and fun-loving Little Brainwaves will bring your child closer to animals where they can learn, for example, how different the male orang-utan looks from the female ( he grows a moustache and a beard!) and that a birds bones are full of holes to make them lightweight.
Nici’s Pocket Present by Marion Drew
This book is perfect for readers eight to 10 years old. Nici is looking for gifts to take back to her cousins after her holiday in Cape Town. She looked on the beaches for seashells and even considered taking a rock from Table Mountain, but she knew her cousins would not be happy. All that was left, was the gifts they had asked for… a seagull for Mally and an octopus for Tim. How Nici gets these presents to Johannesburg has some wildly entertaining consequences. This tongue-in-cheek book might be a good launching pad to chatting about animal rights with your children.
Book details
- Sing a Song of Bottoms by Jeanne Willis, illustrated by Adam Stower
EAN: 9780141328805
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- Rainforest Touch and Feel Adventure by Harper Collins
EAN: 9780007278619
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- The Little Brainwaves Investigate… Animals by Lisa Swerling
EAN: 9781405351799
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- Nici’s Pocket Present by Marion Drew
EAN: 9780624048442
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- Sing a Song of Bottoms by Jeanne Willis, illustrated by Adam Stower
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