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There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly (Board Book)

by Pam Adams (author)

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Suitable for 3 - 5 years

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Product Description

Greedy for a great rhyme? Try this funny favourite. Poke your fingers in the holes. Laugh like mad. Warning: this old lady has a very big appetite. Don’t stand too close: she’ll probably eat you up! Peep through the cutaway holes to see the creatures in her tummy wriggle and jiggle. She’s swallowed a fly, she’s swallowed a spider, she’s swallowed a cat… Whatever next?

A traditional rhyme in a novelty peephole format

Peek ahead by peeping into the old lady’s tummy

Part of a bestselling series which children adore

Structured verses build literacy and prediction skills
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Product Details

Format

Board Book

ISBN

9780859537278

Publisher

Child's Play (International) Ltd

Date published

September 1st, 2000

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