Debbie Rivers-Moore

Advantages: The feeling patches
Disadvantages: nothing

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Advantages: Touchy-feely, good cartoons, good story, cheap price
Disadvantages: Carboard pages could be just a little thicker so that it would be longer lasting

...by Debbie Rivers-Moore. There are three other books in this series; "Sally Sheeps New Nibbles", "Danny Duck Takes a Dive" and "Pippa Pig's Messy Day" (although this last one for some reason has been added as "Peggy Pig" by Ciao). READ/RATES/COMMENTS APPRECIATED! ☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻ I will be writing ops on all the series but this one is definately the best of the bunch! This is my first ever childrens book review so I hope I've done ok and included everything you need to know! If I've missed anything out please let me know and I'll update! x... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: The feeling patches
Disadvantages: nothing

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Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Touchy-feely, good cartoons, good story, cheap price
Disadvantages: Carboard pages could be just a little thicker so that it would be longer lasting

...by Debbie Rivers-Moore. There are three other books in this series; "Sally Sheeps New Nibbles", "Danny Duck Takes a Dive" and "Pippa Pig's Messy Day" (although this last one for some reason has been added as "Peggy Pig" by Ciao). READ/RATES/COMMENTS APPRECIATED! ☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻☺☻ I will be writing ops on all the series but this one is definately the best of the bunch! This is my first ever childrens book review so I hope I've done ok and included everything you need to know! If I've missed anything out please let me know and I'll update! x... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: amazingly emotive for someone who has never been in love
Disadvantages: none

...What strikes me as most formidable about Emily Bronte is that she had never actually experienced a relationship before. And yet her use of the emotions are effectively forceful and acccurate. It never fails to fascinate me that she conveys all the symptoms of love and hate through the various generations relevant in the novel, effectively with so much force, energy and strength. I cannot recall her exact age when she wrote Wuthering Heights but she was barely 20 or not even close to 19 if I vaguely recall(correctly that is). If for anything else, it should be appreciated on the pure grounds of her being a genius. Set in Yorkshire, the moors have an intense effect of pathetic fallacy throughout the novel. It is romantic and yet at times sends chills down my spine as Bronte narrates the ghost-like and phantom qualities of the late... Read review

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