Thursday 23 April 2020
Student Blog Hop Noah Court T2, W2 Literacy
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Hi Noah,
ReplyDeleteWow that book looks very interesting. I haven't read The Crocodile's Christmas Jandals before , did the crocodile find his jandals?.
The pictures in the book look amazing, do you know the person that did the pictures for the book? This is the person that illustrated the book , you might be able to find out if you look at the front of your book. I would love to know as it's very cool.
Fantastic work Noah
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThe Crocodile just lost one of his Christmas Jandals, it's a funny book. He did get it back later but not the same day. You might be able to borrow it to find out what happened after lockdown finishes. It is written by Margaret Mahy and that's the name of one of my favourite parks but the pictures are done by Gavin Mouldey
From Noah
Hi Noah,
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for telling me all this information about this book. I would love to see the book after lockdowm maybe you could read it to me!
Margaret Mahy park is very cool hopefully we will be able to go there soon.
Keep up your amazing work.
Hi Noah, I love that you're using the books you were sent, aren't you lucky! This looks like a very good book, I would love to know what else happens too!
ReplyDeleteHi Noah,
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to get some books in the mail. You are lucky! What a great picture of a crocodile with very sharp teeth. It's a shame the crocodile lost his Christmas jandals. I wonder if he ended up getting them back.