Pik pik pik. Ediz. illustrata

A father woodpecker teaches his baby how to peck a hole in a tree. The youngster is thrilled and papa is so proud that he sends the little bird off to practice hard and have fun. Well, thanks for the guidelines, Dad, because this little woodpecker proceeds to peck holes in the gate, the door, clothe Leggi tutto

When Daddy Woodpecker teaches Baby Woodpecker to peck, Baby Woodpecker has so much fun, he doesn't know when to stop. The result is a lot of "pecked' holes that go right through the book's pages. The story is cute and entertaining. The illustrations, done in primary colors, are bold and eye-catching. Leggi tutto

The bright colors are great, and the teaching of what certain objects are called, but pecking things that shouldn't be pecked just because you're enjoying all that pecking is not the best lesson for neither children nor adults.

read to my nephew and had a hearty laugh!

First sentence: Today my daddy said to me, "It's time you learned to peck a tree." "Now hold on tight. That's very good. Then peck, peck, peck, peck, peck the wood." Peck peck peck. Premise/plot: A young woodpecker experiences the joy of pecking for the first time. Not satisfied pecking trees or wood Leggi tutto