Did The Elephant Choose His Nose: And Other Poems is a fabulous collection of twenty witty and entertaining children’s poems by Joshua McManus.Concentrating on the slightly rude and sometimes disgusting, young children will love the cautionary tales and fun to be had in each of them. From making sure you don’t get your toilet brush and toothbrush mixed up, to being carefu Did The Elephant Choose His Nose: And Other Poems is a fabulous collection of twenty witty and entertaining children’s poems by Joshua McManus.Concentrating on the slightly rude and sometimes disgusting, young children will love the cautionary tales and fun to be had in each of them. From making sure you don’t get your toilet brush and toothbrush mixed up, to being careful about sneezing when you are doing a wee, the poetry delves into some murky and taboo subjects with an abundance of skill, observation and quick-wittedness.And with humorous and colourful pictures accompanying each poem, Did The Elephant Choose His Nose: And Other Poems delivers exciting visual amusement too, and is sure to be a firm favourite with your child at bedtimes, or just whenever they need cheering up.
Children's books: Did The Elephant Choose His Nose? And other poems by Joshua McManus: Children's picture book of poems
Did The Elephant Choose His Nose: And Other Poems is a fabulous collection of twenty witty and entertaining children’s poems by Joshua McManus.Concentrating on the slightly rude and sometimes disgusting, young children will love the cautionary tales and fun to be had in each of them. From making sure you don’t get your toilet brush and toothbrush mixed up, to being carefu Did The Elephant Choose His Nose: And Other Poems is a fabulous collection of twenty witty and entertaining children’s poems by Joshua McManus.Concentrating on the slightly rude and sometimes disgusting, young children will love the cautionary tales and fun to be had in each of them. From making sure you don’t get your toilet brush and toothbrush mixed up, to being careful about sneezing when you are doing a wee, the poetry delves into some murky and taboo subjects with an abundance of skill, observation and quick-wittedness.And with humorous and colourful pictures accompanying each poem, Did The Elephant Choose His Nose: And Other Poems delivers exciting visual amusement too, and is sure to be a firm favourite with your child at bedtimes, or just whenever they need cheering up.
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I think the title of this book should have been "Did the Elephant Pick his Nose?" Wait, there's already a poem about the infamous nose picker. This cute little book has plenty of bathroom humor and grossness to keep any child who enjoys that type of humor giggling and probably trying to re-enact some of the scenes. There are also a few non-gross ones about animals and eating and others. The goofy pictures will make you laugh or clutch your stomach in pain. It was a fun read. I think the title of this book should have been "Did the Elephant Pick his Nose?" Wait, there's already a poem about the infamous nose picker. This cute little book has plenty of bathroom humor and grossness to keep any child who enjoys that type of humor giggling and probably trying to re-enact some of the scenes. There are also a few non-gross ones about animals and eating and others. The goofy pictures will make you laugh or clutch your stomach in pain. It was a fun read.
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Downloaded for free from Amazon.co.uk The poems in this book were quite disgusting, to the point where we stopped reading. Why would we want to read poems about poo?
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