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Moo, Baa, La La La!

		6.7
		0.0 (0)

Added by Mamma B April 13, 2009

Book Info

Author	Sandra Boynton
Illustrator	Sandra Boynton
Publisher	Little Simon, 1984
Genres	Basic Concepts
Age Range	Infant • Toddler • Preschool • K through 2nd

With a 'moo', and a 'baa', and a 'La la la!' get ready for some silliness when a bunch of animals get together to sing a song.

Moo, Baa, La La La!
7 out of 10 based on 1 reviews.

Mamma Bookworm review

Another sing-song book by Boynton

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful

I don't have all of Sandra Boynton's books yet - but I think as long as I keep finding them for good discount prices at places like Marshalls and Ross, I probably will eventually.

She is one of a handful of writers that I have seen that can actually bring a little spark to the basic concept book. Down at it's base this is really just a "What sound does the animal make?" type story, but if you switch it around a little, and add a little beat - it becomes a song that your kids will want to sing over and over.

Another thing that is great about this book is that with the always cute Boynton illustrations and the sing-songy nature of the book, you can get a few more years of reading out of it once your kids already know what noises animals make.