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In total ''Ready, Steady, Jump'', is a book of almosts and nearlys. The story almost makes sense and the illustrations are nearly decent. However, in as hugely busy market as this, average is perhaps not enough. The book itself is well designed and colourful and will capture the attention of the very young. The text is nice and clear, but once your toddler begins to grow and question what is happening in the story, you may find yourself having to explain some rather obvious faults in the story.
More elephantine entertainment can be found in [[Elephant by Petr Horacek]], but for a real scientific investigation into their inability to jump you can read the adult science book [[Why Can't Elephants Jump? by Mick O'Hare]]. For more from Adrian Reynolds, try [[The Pets You Get! by Adrian Reynolds and Thomas Taylor]].
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