You know what they say about young children: "repetition is good, repetition is good, repetition is good!"
Cute illustrations, good rhythm and a funny twist at the end make this a sophisticated read for little ones, and caregivers can be happy with the inclusion of numerals and onomatopoeia. The narrator is quite animated and makes good use of her sibilants.
I thought there was too much of a time gap in the narration between the main text and the secondary text; you feel like you're waiting for the other shoe to drop until "Help! Help!" begins.
*****Spoiler Alert*****
Best part of the book? The "SPLUCK!"
Repetition is good for little ones but poor, poor parents. Look, alliteration. At least I have faith I can read this book for my neices and nephews.
ReplyDeleteYes! This is a good one. Spluck!
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