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Two scarecrows, Betty O'Barley and Harry O'Hay, are planning the perfect wedding. " "Oh, no, he didn't. Discover the UGLY FIVE with this fantastic new activity book based on the bestselling book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. But should princesses really be doctors? Will he ever get back to the family tree in time for Christmas? Harry must become a hero before he and Betty can have the wedding of their dreams. The wildebeest, warthog, vulture, hyena and marabou stork swagger proudly across the savannah, rejoicing in their ugliness—and delighting their babies, who think they're perfect just the way they are. Includes the full story with music, play The Ugly Five Listening Game and a brand new Ugly Five song. A dog wants to play with him, a swan builds her nest with him.
- Read by:Imelda Staunton
- The Ugly Five listening game
- Content type: Activities
- Age Range: 0-5, 5-8
- A brand new Ugly Five song
Reviews
Antonio Carlos Andrade
Now he loves it. My 2. ” Use it to your advantage. Look, this book didn’t sit right with me the first time I read it.
Kacie
” “It’s not nice to judge people based on looks. Oh, and the last pages have very informative lists of savanna animals. 5 year old didn’t like this book til we’d had it 2 months and I forcibly read it to him (AKA, reading despite him yelling NO MAMA NO FIVE). It’s teaching moment.
My 3-year-old loves it! 5 year old. ” “Some people are different than us but not wrong. This is a book about strangeness and perspectives: 5 animals (no spoiler there) describe themselves in quite good detail (good vocabulary for my EFL young Learners) only to find at the end - (little) spoiler alert now - that there are some creatures who truly appreciate them the way they are.
Suddenly, he wanted to read this book. He’s advanced for a 2. By the third time… It grew on me. It’s an great book overall!
This book has grisly content and illustrations. I didn’t love it the second time either. My son LOVES books. Besides the rich lexicon, I like the fact that there is no repetition of words but rather synonyms and a musical stanza that always includes new content related to the topic of difference and being bizarre but not necessarily ostracized.
He doesn’t forget so he recalled the story. “It’s not nice to call others names.
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