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Sue Williams' charming procession of farmyard animals is now available in a terrific new board book format, perfect for little hands to hold. Julie Vivas' lively watercolor illustrations complement the simple, predictable story.

ISBN-10: 0152058958 ISBN-13: 9780152058951. Edition: BRDBK BLG.

A sprightly, cumulative tale has extra child appeal with the use of an adult narrator questioning, and a child responding in this playful readalong for very young listeners.

A young child goes for a walk and discovers a colorful parade of animals along the way. "What a charmer. . . . An excellent story hour choice."--Booklist

School Library Journal - 10/01/1990 A worthy successor to Bill Martin's Brown Bear, Brown Bear , What Do You See? (Holt, 1983). With its patterned response to the title, ``What did you see?,'' and the accompanying lead-in picture showing part of a farmyard animal, this book immediately draws children into the story. The lively, unspoken storyline of a shock-headed toddler playing silly games with the animals he meets and gradually shedding his shoes, socks, and jacket fills out the spare text for...

In this new bilingual edition of "I Went Walking", toddlers will delight in identifying colors and animals--in English and in Spanish!

A sprightly, cumulative tale has extra child appeal with the use of an adult narrator questioning, and a child responding in this playful readalong for very young listeners. As a boy walks along, one by one, different animals join in until there's quite a colorful parade following him!

Pages: 32, Paperback, Sandpiper

A young child goes for a walk and discovers a colorful parade of animals along the way.

Edition: Har/Cas, Audio Cassette, Live Oak Media (NY)

Quality children's literature in hardcover. All ages.

By Sue Williams. A sprightly, cumulative tale has extra child appeal with the use of an adult narrator questioning, and a child responding in this playful read- along for very young listeners. CD & Book.

Pages: 30, Board book, HMH Books

Paperback, Live Oak Media

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