Blocks carries an important message that, through sharing, all our lives are more interesting and more fun. Ruby is quietly playing with her red blocks and Benji has his blue blocks, until Benji takes a liking to Ruby's bright red blocks and tries to take one. Ruby does not want to share and as the children struggle they knock over their carefully built block towers.
Fortunately they quickly realise that now they have twice as many blocks to build with and that it's much more interesting to build in two colours! And when Guy appears with his green blocks there's going to be an even bigger, more colourful block castle built. There is also a subtle underlying lesson that living in racial harmony improves all our lives.
The Editor at Nosy Crow says: “Irene’s art style is so graphically beautiful in its simplicity, which makes this book a real visual treat. Along with a positive message about the age-old toddler tussle of sharing toys, this is bound to become a story time favourite.”
Sharing is never easy when you're little! This playtime, Ruby has red blocks and is going to build with them. Benji has blue blocks to build with.
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Sharing is never easy when you're little! This playtime, Ruby has red blocks and is going to build with them.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Blocks and determined it is suitable for children aged 0-4 years old
Blocks features in the following genres: Featured Books for 3+ readers, Recommendations, Books for Babies and Toddlers
Board book, Hardback. Not Available.
Blocks was written by Irene Dickson and published by Nosy Crow Ltd
Blocks has 28 pages