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Illustrated by Saunders Rachael; By (author) Mama Makes Books
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A humorous flap book with four pop-up chicks to count and a surprise fifth egg that turns out to be a little duckling. Follow their adventures around the farm in this uplifting, warm-hearted story about acceptance and family love.
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A counting lift-the-flap farm board book with pop-up chicks, part of the FUNNY FARM series.
Did you know that farmers sometimes put duck eggs under broody hens to hatch them? The duckling and hen fall in love and it”s as natural as natural can be… until the duckling starts swimming!
Cluck Cluck Duck is a beautifully produced, sturdy lift-the-flap board book, the first in the series about the humorous goings-on at Funny Farm. Each book has an early-learning concept underlying the story and Cluck Cluck Duck introduces early maths skills. There is a page of pop-up chicks for the children to count – four little eggs, four little chicks…plus one! An uplifting, warm-hearted story of acceptance and family love.
The Funny Farm series is beautifully produced with matt laminated and embossed covers and sturdy board pages. It also includes Tractor Tractor, a book about opposites starring an old and new tractor who form the very best of friendships.
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“With think little ones will love our #BookOfTheDay with flaps to lift, counting fun to enjoy and super illustrations. It’s a real treat!” – BookTrust
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“The Funny Farm books is a gorgeous series for helping little ones develop early skills.” – Reading Zone
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“Lots of fun to read aloud with plenty of interactive opportunities. It is colourful and sturdy enough for less gentle small hands and there are pop-up chicks, flaps to open and rhymes to join in with, so this would be great to share in an early years setting” – SJL
“Toddlers and young children will enjoy this beautifully illustrated lift-the-flap book” – Love Reading
Biographical note:
Rachael Saunders is an award-winning British illustrator with a passion for character design and storytelling. Her work exudes vibrancy and humour. Rachael is best known for her ”Go Wild” series with Nosy Crow and the National Trust, and ”A Year on Adam”s Farm” by Countryfile”s Adam Henson.
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