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The story might be lovely but the pictures are quite wonderful. I've read the book several times now and each time I spot something new on every page. They're all packed with details about island life. You can study each one and spot the small details - the seaweed on the beach, the different flowers in the garden - even the snow that's still on the top of hills when it's gone elsewhere. It's gently, subtly educational with lots to discuss, but no child is going to feel as though they're being ''taught'' as you share the book with them. It would also be a good book for the emerging reader: there's a clear font, ''lots'' of clues for any words which might not immediately spring to mind and a good story to keep you wanting to turn the pages.
We've also seen Benedict Blathwayt's {{amazonurl|isbn=1780273126|title=Tig and Tag}} , a story about two naughty sheep. It's a gem too and I'd like to thank the publishers for sending copies of both books to the Bookbag.
The subject is different but we think that if ''The Little House by the Sea'' appeals to you then you'll also enjoy [[Soon by Timothy Knapman and Patrick Benson]].

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