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Loading... Diary of a Wombatby Jackie French
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. a story of this creatures adventures and struggles. Finding food and exploring, a loveable creature that trains humans and eats and goes to bed ( )Talks about what a wombat is and everything about where it is from. Also what it looks like. Follows a timeline. Absolutely stunning. The illustrations are gorgeous and the humour is charming. Even amongst all of the childish antics, French's portrayal of the wombat is accurate. If you don't come away with a new understanding and love for this much under-represented marsupial, than you are clearly heartless. Recommendable to people who would like to expose their children to some of Australia's fauna that ISN'T a kangaroo or a koala. Any child who loves animals will just adore this book. This wombat has attitude! Fun read. Completely endearing. The story itself is enough to make anyone love wombats. This wombat's diary does well to give some human characteristics to this wonderful animal but also manages to keep the wombat's natural characteristics intact. The illustrations are adorable and the layout of the book itself is charming. I'm very fond of this book. no reviews | add a review
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