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Billy Goats Gruff: A Noisy Picture Book (Noisy Picture Books)

Billy Goats Gruff: A Noisy Picture Book (Noisy Picture Books)

Published in
2013
3.33
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Description

Take a great story and lots of silly sounds, mix with a happy helping of children, and you have a recipe for a Kaye Umansky Noisy Picture Book. Riotously funny retellings of favourite tales as you have never heard them before.traditional story as you have never heard it before.Take a great story and lots of silly sounds, mix with a happy helping of children, and you have a recipe for a Kaye Umansky Noisy Picture Book. Riotously funny retellings of favourite tales as you have never heard them before.The Billy Goats Gruff find their trip-trapping path to the whispering grass across the oozing river ferociously interrupted by a ROAR!!!! Someone's eying up THEM for his breakfast. Noisily colourful illustrations and a hilarious audio performance invite you to join in with a joyful hullabaloo.
Age
5-7
Text complexity
developing
Length
24 pages
Book in series
#1

Why to read

  • Engaging Sound Effects: The 'Billy Goats Gruff: A Noisy Picture Book' incorporates delightful sound effects that bring the story to life, making it an interactive experience for young readers. The noises complement the narrative, keeping children engaged and entertained as they follow the adventures of the three billy goats.
  • Classic Tale with a Twist: Kaye Umansky presents a fresh take on the traditional story of 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff.' This version maintains the classic elements that have made the story a favorite for generations, while adding unique twists that make it a new experience even for those familiar with the original tale.
  • Illustrations That Captivate: The book features vibrant and colorful illustrations that capture the imagination of children. The pictures help to visualize the story, making it easier for early readers to understand and follow along, and also serve to hold the attention of younger children who may not yet be reading independently.
  • Language Development: Reading this book to children can aid in their language development. The repetitive phrases and rhymes within the story are excellent for helping young readers learn new words, understand sentence structure, and develop their listening skills. The interactive nature of the book with its sound effects also encourages children to participate in reading aloud, which further enhances their language abilities.