My 15 month old adores this book

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	• I Went Walking Sue Williams Red Wagon Books, 1996 - 30 pages average customer review:based on 17 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great book!!

My 20 month old loves this book and has for months now..It goes great with Let's Go Visiting by the same author..Worth adding to any library!!!

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A young child goes for a walk. This story has repetitive rhyme for the very young child. The child first sees a black cat. As he walks, he sees a variety of animals. The cat follows him, as well as the other animals. He or she meets: a brown horse, a red cow, a green duck, a pink pig and a yellow dog. In the story, the child is missing one shoe as he meets the pig. Each time a partial glimpse of the animal is shown in the illustrations. The reader can play a guessing game.

The child is not defined by the story as being a boy or a girl. I wanted to know. Children memorize the book as they read it over and over again. Memorization is the first stage of reading. The illustrations were beautiful. The text didn't have much meaning as far as the plot goes.

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My 15 month old adores this book

We all love this book at home. It is a board book so tough enough for a toddler. It is also fairly short which is great for little attention spans. It talks of animals which are big deals for my little toddler. It adds concepts of colors in a natural way with each animal. The rythmic read lends itself to using two voices which my son loves.

Good book!
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I Went Walking Childrens Book

The book was purchased for my daughter who had to read it over the summer for 1st grade. She loved the book and best of all I ordered it one day and it came to my home the next. Thanks for the quick service I will buy from here again.

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I Went Walking

My toddler loves the book because of the repetition, and his loving it is really what matters. To me,it reminds me too much of Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin/Eric Carle. The illustrations are mediocre and there are only six animals in the book.

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A young child goes for a walk and discovers a colorful parade of animals along the way. ?What a charmer. . . . An excellent story hour choice.?--Booklist

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