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The Big-Time Boogie Woogie Animal Band
Book Review
There were lots of different instruments to see my favourite being the flute panda and the tapir trombone
I really enjoyed this book. I liked because there were lots of different animals to see in in. My favourite character was the dog conductor in charge because I love dogs.
There were lots of different instruments to see my favourite being the flute panda and the tapir trombone.
The rhyming in the book was fun for mummy and daddy to read.
The pictures of all the animals looked really great. There were no bits that I did not like.
About the Book
When a music-loving dog meets a fox with a fiddle, they decide to start a BOOGIE-WOOGIE ANIMAL BAND!
Before long, the pair are joined by a lion with a lute, a tiger with a tuba, and a piano-playing penguin. As more friends join them, the band keeps getting bigger and bigger and BIGGER!
But there’s one band member missing . . . Who could it be?
Author
Giles Andreae
Giles Andreae is a British author and poet best known for creating popular children’s books and rhymes. He is the founder of the publishing imprint Orchard Books and has written best-selling titles such as Giraffes Can't Dance. His work is known for its playful language, memorable rhythms, and positive messages that appeal to young readers.
Illustrator
Nick East
Nick East is a British children’s book illustrator based in York, who previously worked for many years as a museum designer. He has illustrated popular series such as 'Goodnight…' with Michelle Robinson and 'Toto the Ninja Cat' by Dermot O’Leary, and has also launched his own young fiction series.
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