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The adorable 'Baby Animal Tales' series features cute photographic animals, combined with stylish illustrations. The series includes all-time favourites alongside lesser-known surprises: from Shirley Jackson’s haunted New England to the English gardens of Jane Austen, from the icy Japan of Kawabata’s Snow Country to Von Arnim’s enchanted Italy, and from a game of chess on the ocean to a love story on the moon. Hardback book. Making nature more accessible is fundamental because people protect and value what they love and understand. This is a sweet book for nap or bedtimes. Organise your filing and create a traditional library of precision printed imitation antique books. Christmas Day - Closed With your support, we can achieve our pledge to reverse the decline of at least 50 species by 2030, from pine hoverflies and wildcats in the Cairngorms National Park, to chimpanzees in Uganda, giant anteaters in Brazil and many more. Poor Blue Penguin.
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Reviews
mellowpellow
He was a blue penguin. They are very unique (though I do recognise the author/illustrator as having illustrated A First Book of Animals )The images look a little like a collage of different prints with really lovely images of the penguins.
Strawberry
At first poor Blue Penguin is lonely and starts to sing a song, hoping to be taken away from his lonely home. An unbiased review of a free product.
I couldn't quite put my finger on it but there was something about this tale that just felt lacking at the end, though I'm really not sure what it is. But still a great picture book to read this winter. Blue penguin feels like a penguin and does the same things that penguins do but the other penguins will not except him because he is different.
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