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A Reader Review Panel Pick of the Year 2015 - chosen by Ruby Laverty, aged 6 - Julia Eccleshare's Pick of the Month From the company that launched Where’s Wally comes this super new search-and-find storybook. Little dog Migloo leads readers through Sunnytown, and very bright and busy it is too. He visits the town square, the fire station, the garage and the school and each one is packed with characters and incident! You can spot Migloo’s friends, including Eric and Ernie the builders, and Mr and Mrs Dickens (he sells the books and she teaches with them, one of a number of nice extras for grown-ups) while author William Bee is himself a character in the book, popping up with a placard and questions relevant to each page! There’s a narrative to follow too involving the breakdown of the school bus. Lots of fun, this will keep children entertained and busy for hours. ~ Andrea Reece
Julia Eccleshare's Picks of the Month April 15
Slug Needs a Hug by Jeanne Willis
You Can't Take an Elephant on the Bus by Patricia Cleveland-Peck
Where's the Elephant? by Barroux
Migloo's Day by William Bee
Reader Reviews
Kids love to read and share books from an early age and so in addition to our Lovereading expert opinion some of the younger members of our Lovereading4kids Reader Review Panel were also lucky enough to read and review this title. You can read their full reviews by clicking here.
- Robert Anderson, age 5 - ''I loved it. I liked searching for things in it. Red elephants, owls, ducks.'
- Robert's mum, Racheal - 'My son was just demanding Migloo's Day for one of his bedtime books and then said 'It is the best book that I have had in all my life'. Must have been a hit.'
- Emma Wiles dos Reis, age 5 - 'Where's Wally for a new generation. A great interactive read which the whole family enjoyed. We loved Question time and spent ages pouring over the colourful and engaging illustrations.'
- Robyn Chorley, age 6 - 'A fantastically fun filled book - we love to find Migloo and his friends on every page.'
- Nicola & Ruby Laverty , age 5 - 'We absolutely loved this book. We have spent hours looking for the various characters and had a lot of fun in the process.'
Synopsis
Migloo's Day by William Bee
From the creator of Whatever, comes a brand new series and the ULTIMATE search-and-find story book experience.
Meet Migloo - everyone's favourite dog! Follow Migloo on his adventures through Sunnytown as he follows his nose for delicious treats and meets all his friends along the way - Tom the farmer, Sydney the window washer and Agatha the post lady. Migloo is even invited to a very special school concert in the park, but - oh, no! The school bus breaks down and the children are stranded!
Luckily, when that loveable dog wags his tail, Sunnytown's finest come calling...Migloo might just save the day!
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Book Info
Format
Hardback
38 pages
Interest Age: From 3
Author
William Bee
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Publisher
Walker Books Ltd
Publication date
2nd April 2015
ISBN
9781406339307
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