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There are a few more you might know of but never come across yourself. ''King'', for example, or ''robot''. Some are concepts, such as ''underground'' or ''question'' but even these are neatly illustrated. The pictures are at times scruffy, hand-drawn affairs which add a lovely rustic feel to the book, and many of the colours are muted rather than neon shades.
There's little else to say about this book, except it's as good as any other alphabet list, and may, on occasion, be much easier on the eye for adult care giverscaregivers. Neatly executed this sturdy board book can be given to even teeny tinies, safe in the knowledge that a little dribble won't do much to damage it.
I'd like to thank the publishers for sending us a copy to review. It's really, rather lovely.
For other works by the author, check out our listings on his page [[:Category:Oliver Jeffers|Oliver Jeffers]]. We also liked [[Alphaprints ABC by Jo Ryan and Sarah Powell]].
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