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	title:	Playskool Toddler's Busy Book (Playskool) (Playskool)
	author:	Robin McClure
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Sourcebooks, Inc
	released:	March 1, 2008
	isbn:	1402209339
	isbn-13:	9781402209338

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Customer Reviews
What a load of rubbish! - Rated If you have no imagination whatsoever this book is aimed at you. It produces classic suggestions such as 'feeding the ducks'(how original) or getting your child out of bed to watch the sunrise outside (why would you wake a sleeping toddler unnecessarily?) or my personal 'favourite' gallop like foals across a meadow (oh please, how much thought went into that one). The ideas are either too old for toddlers or too obvious to deserve a place in a book. The author has obviously attended brownies or guides (or the American equivalent) which has activities designed for children aged 6+ and has pinched the ideas from there and tried unsuccessfully to adapt them into a toddlers book. Very very disappointing and so sickly sweet. Avoid at all costs.

Customer Reviews

What a load of rubbish! - Rated 1/5
If you have no imagination whatsoever this book is aimed at you. It produces classic suggestions such as 'feeding the ducks'(how original) or getting your child out of bed to watch the sunrise outside (why would you wake a sleeping toddler unnecessarily?) or my personal 'favourite' gallop like foals across a meadow (oh please, how much thought went into that one). The ideas are either too old for toddlers or too obvious to deserve a place in a book. The author has obviously attended brownies or guides (or the American equivalent) which has activities designed for children aged 6+ and has pinched the ideas from there and tried unsuccessfully to adapt them into a toddlers book. Very very disappointing and so sickly sweet. Avoid at all costs.