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Whose Tail?

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Artist Sam Lloyd gets inestimable entertainment and educational mileage out of angles, spikes, and spots -- all done in her minimalist fashion. Here Lloyd's humor and action center on who's pulling whose tail -- and how it feels to pull and be pulled! A colorful board book. What's that cheeky monkey up to? Whose tail is he pulling? Follow the chain of tail-pulling and guess what animal is coming next in this perfect board book for little learners.

14 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2003

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Sam Lloyd

108 books30 followers
Sam Lloyd studied at Brighton University where she gained a BA Hons in Illustration. Now Sam is the author and illustrator of many successful picture books for children. Her picture books include Happy Day, Sad Dog which won the Sainsbury’s Baby Book Award in 2003, Mr Pusskins which won the Booktrust Pre-School Award in 2006 and the V & A Illustration Award. Most recently Calm Down Boris published by Templar in 2006 has been chosen by Richard and Judy for their Christmas Picks.

As well as writing and illustrating books, Sam also enjoys yoga, swimming, camping and doing outdoorsy things. She has been all over the world, including travels to India and Australia. Sam also does a lot of voluntary work with children, painting murals.

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41 reviews75 followers
December 26, 2013
OPENING:

The cheeky monkey
pulled the tail of
the stripy...
zebra




CLOSING:

And the lion woke
up with a great big...
ROAR!




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Love the illustrations!
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September 14, 2009
This book teaches children about some animals, specifically ones with long tails. It also lets children learn to anticipate and guess what is on the next page.
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June 2, 2015
This encourages children to guess the animal on the next page. It has hard pages which are easier for little fingers to turn over. The illustrations are bright and appealing to very young readers.
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