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We make it easy for parents to shop online by displaying only the best products from trusted manufacturers and giving you expert advice on choosing the right toys This Early Reader edition contains the complete classic story and pictures, in a pocket-book format, and with an extra-clear font and layout, to support children who are gaining confidence in reading. Author: Scheffler, Axel, Donaldson, Julia, Binding: Paperback, Imprint: Alison Green Books, Series: N/A, Publisher: Scholastic, Published: 14/06/2018, Pagination: 32 pages, Classification: Reading age: from c 3 years, Country of Publication: United Kingdom Free Local Delivery to Selected SE Postcodes only (*SE22,SE23,SE4,SE5,SE14,SE15) Please do not choose this option if you live out of these zones. Inspired by the real-life Ugly Five safari animals, this audio version of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s gorgeous picture book is a jubilant celebration of animals who are often rather unloved. Country: United Kingdom The wildebeest, warthog, vulture, hyena and marabou stork swagger proudly across the savannah, rejoicing in their ugliness—and delighting their babies, who think they're perfect just the way they are. A perfect gift for fans of Julia and Axel But it's dangerous being a Stick Man. Standard UK £2.
- Zog and the Flying Doctors animation will screen on BBC1 in December 2020.
- The Ugly Five listening game
- Running time: 31 mins
- Content type: Activities
- From the ceators of The Gruffalo, Stick Man and ZOG, which have all been made into animated films shown on BBC1
- The Ugly Five full story with music
- A brand new Ugly Five song
- Age Range: 0-5, 5-8
Reviews
Antonio Carlos Andrade
By the third time… It grew on me. ” Use it to your advantage. Look, this book didn’t sit right with me the first time I read it. Suddenly, he wanted to read this book.
Kacie
He doesn’t forget so he recalled the story. My 2. My 3-year-old loves it! This is a book about strangeness and perspectives: 5 animals (no spoiler there) describe themselves in quite good detail (good vocabulary for my EFL young Learners) only to find at the end - (little) spoiler alert now - that there are some creatures who truly appreciate them the way they are.
It’s teaching moment. 5 year old.
He’s advanced for a 2. “It’s not nice to call others names. Oh, and the last pages have very informative lists of savanna animals.
Now he loves it. I didn’t love it the second time either.
My son LOVES books. ” “It’s not nice to judge people based on looks. It’s an great book overall!
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