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|date=March 2015
|isbn=978-1908489258
|cover=Buckingham_Garden
|aznuk=1908489251
But I was going to tell you about the bonus, wasn't I? My husband picked this book up before me and on a particularly snowy day I really couldn't understand why there was so much birdsong around - and there were even a couple of birds which I couldn't readily identify. Then I found out why. To the right of the book cover is a panel with pictures of the individual birds and when you press the picture of a bird its song is played. The quality of the recording is good enough to fool me - and we have a lot of birdsong in our garden. The recordings are battery powered but don't worry about little fingers getting to the battery - you need one of those very small screwdrivers which you can never find when you need one to open the battery compartment.
It just goes to prove that you are never too old for a board book - or a sound book for that matter. I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy of the book to the Bookbag. We also have a review of [[Let's Look on the Farm by Andrea Pinnington and Caz Buckingham|an interesting sticker book]] from our authors.
Adults looking for more information about birds will enjoy [[How to be a BAD Birdwatcher by Simon Barnes]]. Children who are interested in garden wildlife will appreciate [[The Boy Who Lost His Bumble by Trudi Esberger]] and [[Dead or Alive? by Clive Gifford and Sarah Horne]].
