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|title=Noo-Noos!
|author=Carol Thompson
|borrow=Yes
|isbn=978-1846431876
|pages=32
|publisher=Child's Play (International) Ltd
|date=April 2009
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|summary=Sweetly drawn and simply written, a lovely book to share with little ones.
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Almost everyone has had a noo-noo at some point in their lives; an object that brings comfort and solace like a dummy or a blanket or a favourite bear. Amongst friends and family I've seen a variety of such objects ranging from your typical teddy through to a mummy's satin bra (it has that lovely silky feel to it) and even, in one case, a bathroom sponge! This book depicts a variety of noo-noos and looks at their attributes (big, small, shiny, knitted...) and also what one does with them.
For more delightful illustrations for babies by the same author try [[Snug! by Carol Thompson|Snug!]].
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