Swing and sway! Sing and play! Stay and dance the night away! There's harmony in the air when the animals get together for a concert with a difference. Koala's playing his flute, Badger's bashing away on the drums, and Squirrel's strumming on the guitar. Sing and dance along—you've never seen a show like it! With trademark Julia Donaldson rhyming text and Nick Sharratt's b Swing and sway! Sing and play! Stay and dance the night away! There's harmony in the air when the animals get together for a concert with a difference. Koala's playing his flute, Badger's bashing away on the drums, and Squirrel's strumming on the guitar. Sing and dance along—you've never seen a show like it! With trademark Julia Donaldson rhyming text and Nick Sharratt's bold, funny illustrations, children will love this bright and playful book filled with silly animal antics.
Animal Music
Swing and sway! Sing and play! Stay and dance the night away! There's harmony in the air when the animals get together for a concert with a difference. Koala's playing his flute, Badger's bashing away on the drums, and Squirrel's strumming on the guitar. Sing and dance along—you've never seen a show like it! With trademark Julia Donaldson rhyming text and Nick Sharratt's b Swing and sway! Sing and play! Stay and dance the night away! There's harmony in the air when the animals get together for a concert with a difference. Koala's playing his flute, Badger's bashing away on the drums, and Squirrel's strumming on the guitar. Sing and dance along—you've never seen a show like it! With trademark Julia Donaldson rhyming text and Nick Sharratt's bold, funny illustrations, children will love this bright and playful book filled with silly animal antics.
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Floss –
Great book for making phonics come alive! Very much enjoyed the range of animals. A book that could be really fun to read with children.
Budding –
My first library book. One day before turning 7 months.
Jordan Welch –
Simple, colourful and fun. Plenty of phonics and a great cast of animals.
Miss Sarah –
All the animals are playing differnt instruments and getting ready for something but what could it be? Like the movements and brightly colored pictures. Toddler and up
Sienna –
I only gave it three stars as it doesn't have that many words in the book and I think some bits in the story are a bit strange. It says "Cool Koala plays the flute", which is odd because you would never see a Koala play the flute. But the imagination for the book is good. I only gave it three stars as it doesn't have that many words in the book and I think some bits in the story are a bit strange. It says "Cool Koala plays the flute", which is odd because you would never see a Koala play the flute. But the imagination for the book is good.
Avonlea Rose –
I love Nick Sharratt's illustrations in Julia Donaldson's books. They're perfect for the preschool crowd: bright, bold, lively, colourful, and diverse featuring lots of texture and pattern. My daughter and I have enjoyed all his collaborations with Julia Donaldson that we have read so far. I feel like Donaldson could've worked harder on the text in this one - it's missing a story and she does not point out all the instruments' names or explain all their sounds, although a parent could discuss th I love Nick Sharratt's illustrations in Julia Donaldson's books. They're perfect for the preschool crowd: bright, bold, lively, colourful, and diverse featuring lots of texture and pattern. My daughter and I have enjoyed all his collaborations with Julia Donaldson that we have read so far. I feel like Donaldson could've worked harder on the text in this one - it's missing a story and she does not point out all the instruments' names or explain all their sounds, although a parent could discuss this with the child being read to. We also enjoy that she rhymes, but it's a bit clunky at times. Still, overall, a fun read.
Lorna –
I like that you can put many actions and sound effects to it, you could even create a child orchestra with everyone doing an action/making a sound. The text is ok and it's not much in the way of a story but I really like Sharratt's illustrations. I like that you can put many actions and sound effects to it, you could even create a child orchestra with everyone doing an action/making a sound. The text is ok and it's not much in the way of a story but I really like Sharratt's illustrations.
Cai –
We read this as a part of the Babes'n'Books program for musical instruments. Victoria enjoyed the books read in this session. V @ 3 months We read this as a part of the Babes'n'Books program for musical instruments. Victoria enjoyed the books read in this session. V @ 3 months
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Cute. Introduces animals and musical instruments.
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