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Big, hairy and very, very friendly!
It's Norman's first day on the farm, and the little Highland calf can't wait to make friends. He races through the paddocks with a thunderous run, his auburn hair swishing. "Who wants to have fun?"
But the ducks scatter. The goats bolt. The hens flap and cluck and hide up a tree, and even the pigs are scared. They have just never seen such a big cow! Norman sits alone, wondering why nobody wants to play with him.
Farmer Tash gives him a pat and a tickle under the chin, and Norman has an idea. What if he tried tiptoeing instead of storming? Soon he is playing hide and seek with Luna the lamb, racing down to the creek and making friends with Alpaca, Jon-Jon the goat and a little duckling called Timmy. And when the sky turns grey, Norman's warm, shaggy coat keeps everyone snug in the hay shed.
When Norman Came Storming is a funny rhyming picture book for ages 3 to 6, and the second book in the Norman and Friends series, set on a sunny Australian farm. Its thundering rhythm is made for reading aloud, and it invites little listeners to stomp along with Norman, then tiptoe with him too.
It's a warm story for any child who is big, loud, bursting with enthusiasm or just a little bit different, and for anyone who has ever felt left out on a first day. It opens easy conversations about friendship and first impressions without ever feeling like a lesson.
A cosy read for bedtime, story time and the classroom, ending in one big, toasty hug from a whole paddock full of new friends.
It's Norman's first day on the farm, and the little Highland calf can't wait to make friends. He races through the paddocks with a thunderous run, his auburn hair swishing. "Who wants to have fun?"
But the ducks scatter. The goats bolt. The hens flap and cluck and hide up a tree, and even the pigs are scared. They have just never seen such a big cow! Norman sits alone, wondering why nobody wants to play with him.
Farmer Tash gives him a pat and a tickle under the chin, and Norman has an idea. What if he tried tiptoeing instead of storming? Soon he is playing hide and seek with Luna the lamb, racing down to the creek and making friends with Alpaca, Jon-Jon the goat and a little duckling called Timmy. And when the sky turns grey, Norman's warm, shaggy coat keeps everyone snug in the hay shed.
When Norman Came Storming is a funny rhyming picture book for ages 3 to 6, and the second book in the Norman and Friends series, set on a sunny Australian farm. Its thundering rhythm is made for reading aloud, and it invites little listeners to stomp along with Norman, then tiptoe with him too.
It's a warm story for any child who is big, loud, bursting with enthusiasm or just a little bit different, and for anyone who has ever felt left out on a first day. It opens easy conversations about friendship and first impressions without ever feeling like a lesson.
A cosy read for bedtime, story time and the classroom, ending in one big, toasty hug from a whole paddock full of new friends.
Big, hairy and very, very friendly!
It's Norman's first day on the farm, and the little Highland calf can't wait to make friends. He races through the paddocks with a thunderous run, his auburn hair swishing. "Who wants to have fun?"
But the ducks scatter. The goats bolt. The hens flap and cluck and hide up a tree, and even the pigs are scared. They have just never seen such a big cow! Norman sits alone, wondering why nobody wants to play with him.
Farmer Tash gives him a pat and a tickle under the chin, and Norman has an idea. What if he tried tiptoeing instead of storming? Soon he is playing hide and seek with Luna the lamb, racing down to the creek and making friends with Alpaca, Jon-Jon the goat and a little duckling called Timmy. And when the sky turns grey, Norman's warm, shaggy coat keeps everyone snug in the hay shed.
When Norman Came Storming is a funny rhyming picture book for ages 3 to 6, and the second book in the Norman and Friends series, set on a sunny Australian farm. Its thundering rhythm is made for reading aloud, and it invites little listeners to stomp along with Norman, then tiptoe with him too.
It's a warm story for any child who is big, loud, bursting with enthusiasm or just a little bit different, and for anyone who has ever felt left out on a first day. It opens easy conversations about friendship and first impressions without ever feeling like a lesson.
A cosy read for bedtime, story time and the classroom, ending in one big, toasty hug from a whole paddock full of new friends.
It's Norman's first day on the farm, and the little Highland calf can't wait to make friends. He races through the paddocks with a thunderous run, his auburn hair swishing. "Who wants to have fun?"
But the ducks scatter. The goats bolt. The hens flap and cluck and hide up a tree, and even the pigs are scared. They have just never seen such a big cow! Norman sits alone, wondering why nobody wants to play with him.
Farmer Tash gives him a pat and a tickle under the chin, and Norman has an idea. What if he tried tiptoeing instead of storming? Soon he is playing hide and seek with Luna the lamb, racing down to the creek and making friends with Alpaca, Jon-Jon the goat and a little duckling called Timmy. And when the sky turns grey, Norman's warm, shaggy coat keeps everyone snug in the hay shed.
When Norman Came Storming is a funny rhyming picture book for ages 3 to 6, and the second book in the Norman and Friends series, set on a sunny Australian farm. Its thundering rhythm is made for reading aloud, and it invites little listeners to stomp along with Norman, then tiptoe with him too.
It's a warm story for any child who is big, loud, bursting with enthusiasm or just a little bit different, and for anyone who has ever felt left out on a first day. It opens easy conversations about friendship and first impressions without ever feeling like a lesson.
A cosy read for bedtime, story time and the classroom, ending in one big, toasty hug from a whole paddock full of new friends.
Details
| Erscheinungsjahr: | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Genre: | Importe |
| Produktart: | Sachliteratur |
| Rubrik: | Kinder & Jugend |
| Thema: | Tiere & Natur |
| Medium: | Taschenbuch |
| Reihe: | Norman and Friends |
| ISBN-13: | 9781763556324 |
| ISBN-10: | 1763556328 |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
| Autor: | Sway, Evee |
| Hersteller: |
Everlasting Press
Norman and Friends |
| Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
| Maße: | 216 x 216 x 3 mm |
| Von/Mit: | Evee Sway |
| Erscheinungsdatum: | 26.09.2024 |
| Gewicht: | 0,115 kg |