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Hullabaloo
From a donkey called Drew, to hopping bunnies with grass to chew, this rowdy group of animals at the zoo are making a hullabaloo! Children will delight in this enchanting storybook, with humorous text and lively illustrations. Each spread describes each of the animals and adds another, resulting in chaos that is bound to amuse new and emerging readers and ensuring that this title is guaranteed to be picked up time and time again.
- GenresChildrens
29 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 1, 2011
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January 19, 2022
Fun Book.
Lots of animals in this book!
There is a rhyme in each sentence of the text: I appreciate the author's effort, as I seldom read rhymes so seamless in children's books.
In each double-page spread new characters are introduced and a sentence is added to the previous.
Reading this aloud must be especially amusing, children will most certainly enjoy that.
The illustrations are lively and colorful.
For toddlers and preschoolers.
Lots of animals in this book!
There is a rhyme in each sentence of the text: I appreciate the author's effort, as I seldom read rhymes so seamless in children's books.
In each double-page spread new characters are introduced and a sentence is added to the previous.
Reading this aloud must be especially amusing, children will most certainly enjoy that.
The illustrations are lively and colorful.
For toddlers and preschoolers.
February 4, 2022
This children's picture book is published as an ebook with the title HULLABALOO and as a board book titled DREW AT THE ZOO. Drew is the eponymous donkey which inspires a zoo-ful of hullabaloo among many animal species, to the delight of young ones. There's more text than the very young (preschool and toddlers) will find intriguing. I'd say first to maybe third grade.
May 4, 2021
Nice growing rhyme and I liked the way the writing shrunk for the oldest lines. Nothing particularly special though.
August 31, 2012
Good fun rhyming story enjoyed by my 5yr old son. (North Lanarkshire Library eBook)
March 18, 2015
Love the rhyming I have read it to my 18 month old daughter a million times it is her favorite book... She calls it double do!! Haha
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