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Books : You Can Be My Friend (Charlie & Lola (8x8))
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You Can Be My Friend (Charlie & Lola (8x8)) by: Lauren Child |
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Binding: Paperback EAN: 9780448448404 ISBN: 0448448408 Label: Grosset & Dunlap Manufacturer: Grosset & Dunlap Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 24 Publication Date: January 18, 2008 Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Studio: Grosset & Dunlap Sales Rank: 4594 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Giant Teacups. You Just Can't Go WrongLola is very excited because Marv is bringing his little brother Morten round to play, and Lola has lots of plans for Morten, all of which Morten, who seems to be chronically shy, doesn't seem to have a lot of say in. It ends well, as usual, but with that nicely ambiguous mix of morality and what children are actually like and what children actually do, which makes these books so appealing. This has the usual top class illustrations. I love Child's style, the cut and paste, scrapbook mixed with line drawing and other media. It's fascinating to see what materials she has mixed up to create such child friendly illustrations. This may seem common now, but this type of illustration and the mixing of font styles and uneven lines of ... Read More: Rating:  - Too much of a 'good thing'?I have never liked the Charlie and Lola books, even the early ones before they were introduced to a wider audience via the T.V. series, however there is no denying they seem to be universally enjoyed by toddlers and very young children, this latest addition, which I bought for a friends child has been no exception. The story is about Lola meeting the little brother of Charlie's best friend Marv for the first time. Lola is extremely excited to meet Morten, who is her age, but it seems like Morten really isn't too bothered. She wants to play all sorts of games with him, such as tea party and "upside-down." Morten, however, just says nothing and does nothing, and when Lola finally asks him if he wants to play, he just shakes his head. ... Read More: |
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