Complete with a simple search-game and warm, full-color illustrations, a lift-the-flap book takes young children along with Rosie as she goes to a fun-filled birthday party.
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PreS. Rosie continues her episodes begun in Playtime with Rosie Rabbit and Bedtime for Rosie Rabbit (S & S/Little Simon, 1996) with more lift-the-flap titles. The boldly colored cartoon drawings are definitely suited to the intended audience. Most of the pages call for children to identify pictures; however, several concepts are touched upon?matching, counting, colors, and shapes?which may confuse youngsters. Poor grammar appears in Preschool, "Which shapes is Rosie holding?" Flaps and drawings are well-engineered to change Rosie's movements to respond to the text. However, in Birthday Party, readers are instructed to lift Rosie's dress, a behavior most parents and teachers attempt to discourage at this age. Although the themes have potential, these books need refinement.?Marsha McGrath, Clearwater Public Library, FL
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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