
This book continues E's fascination with all things animal. I like it mainly because of the illustrations, which are actually photographs of farm yard scenes made entirely from felt and embroidery. The story itself is not particularly complex; it's a litany of different animals winding up in places around the farm where they shouldn't be. Some nice, if simple, rhyme and the repetition "what shall we do?"
The answer:

(I am really quite enamoured with this page and may attempt to replicate it in felt, either for E or for whichever friend/relative has the next baby!)
The answer:

(I am really quite enamoured with this page and may attempt to replicate it in felt, either for E or for whichever friend/relative has the next baby!)
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Heya, be honoured! I dragged myself out of Blogless-land for Book of the Week!
http://thisgrowinglife.blogspot.com/2011/01/book-of-week-wynken-blynken-and-nod.html
I love the idea of the felt creation! I've been meaning to do a Hooray for Fish picture for LB since before he was born, which is gradually getting too baby-ish for him :(
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