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Monkey Business
Fun With Idioms

Hambleton, Laura
Turhan, Sedat
Tullet, Herve (ILT)

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BOOK SUMMARY
A creative and playful approach to idioms invites children to have fun with phrases that can be tricky to understand. Clever, bold illustrations play with the idea that idioms have the power to invoke hilarious images when pictured literall

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BOOK SYNOPSIS
A creative and playful approach to idioms invites children to have fun with phrases that can be tricky to understand. Clever, bold illustrations play with the idea that idioms have the power to invoke hilarious images when pictured literally, showing kids examples of what commonly used phrases like monkey business really might look like. Language lessons come across subtly, as over-the-top representations of well-known expressions burst with imagination and inspiration.

BOOK REVIEWS
"A springboard to imaginative drawings of our own . . . useful for all children fascinated by English language and its silly sayings."  The Old Schoolhouse Magazine


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MORE BOOK INFO
ISBN: 1840594993
ISBN(13-digit): 9781840594997
Dewey Decimal: 428
Library of Congress: bl2007010185
Book Publisher: Independent Pub Group
Language: ENG
No. of Pages: 28
Paper Weight (lb): 0.50 lb



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