Is Your Grandmother A Goanna?
Author: Allen, Pamela
ISBN: 9780143502081
Publisher: Picture Puffin
Year First Published: 2009
Pages: 32
Dimensions: 229mm x 229mm x 2mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description
'Have you seen my grandmother?' asked the little boy.'There are only goannas here,' replied the station master. 'Is your grandmother a goanna?'One day a little boy sets out to visit his grandmother. But each station he comes to is full of a different sort of animal, and his grandmother is not a gorilla, or an elephant, or a walrus - or a goanna! So the train steams on - Chuffa Chuffa, Chuffa, Chuffa - until finally, on the very last station, there she is.A wonderfully fun, imaginative story with a reassuring, heart-warming conclusion that every grandchild (and grandmother!) will love! Educational potentialPamela Allen's picture books are ideal for showing students how rhythm, repetition and humour can be used to create a successful and engaging text. Her work is wonderful to share and read aloud with very small children, as the words encourage their active participation.
ISBN: 9780143502081
Publisher: Picture Puffin
Year First Published: 2009
Pages: 32
Dimensions: 229mm x 229mm x 2mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description
'Have you seen my grandmother?' asked the little boy.'There are only goannas here,' replied the station master. 'Is your grandmother a goanna?'One day a little boy sets out to visit his grandmother. But each station he comes to is full of a different sort of animal, and his grandmother is not a gorilla, or an elephant, or a walrus - or a goanna! So the train steams on - Chuffa Chuffa, Chuffa, Chuffa - until finally, on the very last station, there she is.A wonderfully fun, imaginative story with a reassuring, heart-warming conclusion that every grandchild (and grandmother!) will love! Educational potentialPamela Allen's picture books are ideal for showing students how rhythm, repetition and humour can be used to create a successful and engaging text. Her work is wonderful to share and read aloud with very small children, as the words encourage their active participation.
