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|pages=32
|publisher=Orchard Books
|date=5 Jul July 2007
|isbn=978-1846164880
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''Bold '''lions''' love roar, '''roar, roaring,'''<br>''''While cubs play - racing, chasing,<br>''''Scrambling over lionesses and - oops! - '''tumbling.<br>''''So '''roar''', bold lions, '''roar!''
Exuberant in bold primaries colours which reflect the heat of the jungle, the watery elephant pool and the green lushness where the tigers prowl ''Roar!'' will have your pulse racing before you've got past the cover. It's the sort of book which grabs adult and child alike and pulls you in to read.
I'd like to thank the publishers for sending this book to The Bookbag.
If you love ''ROAR!'' you'll also love its sister book [[SNAP! by Margaret Mayo and Alex Ayliffe|SNAP!]] For another book about wild animals, albeit in captivity, you might like to try Rod Campbell's [[Dear Zoo]]. For another book where children can join in, how about [[Puff the Magic Dragon]]? We think you'll also enjoy [[Lion Practice by Emma Carlisle]] and [[The Tiger Prowls: a pop-up book of wild animals by Seb Braun]].
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