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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
rosie's walk and more
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4 comments:
The illustrations are fabulous. The naive style for the trees is great and that fox. So daper.
Hi Julie, Rosies walk lives in my Teaching bag as a favourite for many reasons, particularly language development. Great score with that one. Another favourite of ours is Window by Jeannie Baker, beautiful collage work in the pictures and after 10 years of looking at it with my own children we still find things in the pictures that we hadn't seen before!
I love this book so much! So decorative it makes my arm twitch to start drawing!!! x hoping you and the family are well
Love, love, love! Lucky you, what a find. School fetes and church fetes are the best for these fabulous old books and usually cheap too!
I love those illustrations
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