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(More customer reviews)My daughter picked this up during a library visit, and now borrows it all the time which is why I'm finally purchasing a copy. I find the stories to be extremely mundane, but this is something that children really seem to enjoy. It's one of the few books that she's willing to "help" me read by reading any words that she knows when I pause and point to them. The print could be bigger; that would make reading together much easier. But the stories are a nice length and my little girl doesn't seem to tire of them.
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"Not so long ago," each of these ten stories begins. And if yesterday is long ago, toddlers will understand the truth and immediacy of these tales and realize that their lives can be transformed into story. For here is real life itself:adventures that may not be large on a grown-up scale, but are enormous and important to anyone under five. Anne Rockwell is on the wave-length of the very young child, as her exuberant but tender words and pictures prove. Young listeners will want to hear these tales, tell them to anyone who will listen, and hear them again. Sit down and read them out loud. See what happens. You will have fun!
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