The Grand Old Duke of York
May 22, 2018
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Illustrations
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Publishing house
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Marks and Spencer
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Price
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7£
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Type
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Soundbook
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Age
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1+
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Book
version of a song for children. For several pages we have a song divided into lines,
and on the last page it’s a whole.
The
graphics are very "economical". The words are large, which makes
singing easier. As in McDonald's (click) the sound panel is part of the last
page. The first button has a verse. Under the other neighing of the horse, the
sound of the march, the drum and the signal. The sounds are clear and loud.
Like the predecessor: non-intrusive. I already know this song by heart.
Zo
fell in love with this book at first sight, and she was very small (6m). She
fell in love with pictures and music. It drained the battery very quickly.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to exchange them (in later M & S booklets
we already have this option).
I
also like this position very much. The only thing that doesn’t like graphics.
This time the simplicity is in minus. The pages on which something is happening
are cool, but some seem empty. However, the melody is fun, the lyrics too - I
didn’t know this song before.
1 komentarze
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