Minnie & Moo the Attack of the Easter Bunnies (Minnie and Moo (Live Oak Audio))
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| Rating | : | 4.37 (689 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1595193987 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 305 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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Minnie & Moo the Attack of the Easter Bunnies (Minnie and Moo (Live Oak Audio)) book has been released since 0000-00-00. Minnie & Moo the Attack of the Easter Bunnies (Minnie and Moo (Live Oak Audio)) are written by Denys Cazet and it has 305 of pages on paperback.
Four Stars Barbell Nice. mcmichael said came recommended. A co worker told me her "came recommended" according to mcmichael. A co worker told me her 2 year old LOVED this book and she said it was cute and funny. I ordered 2 and I plan on getting more to hand out for birthdaysI even chuckled and had to read it to my 20 year old daughter simply clever.. year old LOVED this book and she said it was cute and funny. I ordered "came recommended" according to mcmichael. A co worker told me her 2 year old LOVED this book and she said it was cute and funny. I ordered 2 and I plan on getting more to hand out for birthdaysI even chuckled and had to read it to my 20 year old daughter simply clever.. and I plan on getting more to hand out for birthdaysI even chuckled and had to read it to my "came recommended" according to mcmichael. A co worker told me her 2 year old LOVED this book and she said it was cute and funny. I ordered 2 and I plan on getting more to hand out for birthdaysI even chuckled and had to read it to my 20 year old daughter simply clever.. 0 year old daughter simply clever.. "Minnie and Moo A Big HIt" according to Susan. The Minnie and Moo series is a great read for young and old alike. My grand kids and I laugh a lot when we read them. I think it is a must have for your library.
©AudioFile, Portland, Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile, Portland, Maine. From AudioFile When the farmer declares he's too old to play the Easter Bunny, Minnie and Moo feel compelled to find a substitute and work their way through the barnyard on their quest. Caruso's pacing is perfect for young readers, who can easily follow her clear voice, catching all the jokes and enjoying the humorous illustrations as the story unfolds. J.C.G. Narrator Barbara Caruso invents a sort of bovine Southern drawl for the two cows, which cracks listeners up; you can practically hear the two chewing their cuds between sentences. Favorites in this story include gruff, self-centered Elvis the Rooster and the bleating sheep. Her portrayals of the other creatures are equally funny