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BfK No. 22 - September 1983

Cover Story
The illustration on our cover is from the new paperback edition of S. E. Hinton's The Outsiders (Fontana Lions 0 00 671427 7, £1.00). We are grateful to Fontana Lions for making it possible to use it.

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Park Animals

David Lloyd
Illustrated by Carolyn Bull
(Walker Books Ltd)
978-0744500202, RRP £0.75, Paperback
Under 5s Pre-School/Nursery/Infant
Hide-and-Seek series
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Country Animal

Wendy Boase
Illustrated by Barbara Firth
(Walker Books Ltd)
978-0744500196, RRP £0.75, Paperback
Under 5s Pre-School/Nursery/Infant
Hide-and-Seek series
Buy "Country Animals (Zebra Books)" on Amazon

Woodland Animals

Wendy Boase
Illustrated by Peter Visscher
(Walker Books Ltd)
978-0744500219, RRP £0.75, Paperback
Under 5s Pre-School/Nursery/Infant
Hide-and-Seek series
Buy "Woodland Animals (Zebra Books)" on Amazon

Farm Animals

David Lloyd
Illustrated by Carolyn Bull
(Walker Books Ltd)
978-0744500189, RRP £0.75, Hardcover
Under 5s Pre-School/Nursery/Infant
Hide-and-Seek series
Buy "Farm Animals (Zebra Books)" on Amazon

Four small picture books aimed at preschoolers; three attempt to present animals in their natural surroundings. The quality of the illustrations is high - both flora and fauna being closely observed. It is a pity however that, in Woodland Animals, the imprsession is given that weasels and deer are nocturnal. Lots to look at and talk about; good value too. The fourth title, Farm, Animals, is the odd one out, Though it employs the same novel illustrative technique: starting with a close-up and zooming out to reveal more and more of the same picture, this one shows chicks frolicking in sacks of corn and attempts to tell a story (in dull, present-tense language) rather than presenting farm animals behaving naturally.

Reviewer: 
Jill Bennett
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