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Loading... Giddy-up! Let's Ride!by Flora McDonnell
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Describes ways people ride horses and other animals, such as the show jumper on her trrrit-trrroting horse, the raja on his rumpetta-trumping elephant, and the nomad on his lolloppy-plodding camel. No library descriptions found. |
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this is a nice one for lapsit storytimes (pair with "This is the way the baby rides"). The page-size is huge and the colorful pictures and short, rhythmic text would be great for sharing with large crowds of baby/toddlers.
I would like to see a new version with pictures that are a bit more diverse/inclusive--the princess and the fairy characters are both fair, blond girls; the lone black child is labeled a "nomad," the other darker-skinned child is a "rajah."
See also: Clip Clop for a similarly-themed book with a longer text and farm animals. (