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He lives and works in London. . James Brown worked as a textile and surface-print designer before turning his talents to illustrating for childrenThere is little detail to trigger conversation, but adults will love the artistry, and children never tire of identifying a

• Title : Farm
• Author : James Brown
• Rating : 4.55 (853 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-5-11
• Format : Board book
• Pages : 16 Pages
• Asin : 0763659312
• Language : English

He lives and works in London.

. James Brown worked as a textile and surface-print designer before turning his talents to illustrating for children

There is little detail to trigger conversation, but adults will love the artistry, and children never tire of identifying animals and making sound effects.–Amelia Jenkins, Juneau Public Library, AK(c) Copyright 2013. . Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted. The backgrounds are done in slightly grainy solid colors that lend a retro look. On the left, the same image, miniaturized, interacts with itself in clever tessellations. A large embossed silhouette in white and the name of the animal in clear black letters appear on the right. Some shapes are glossy, inviting young fingers to explore. The final page reads, “animals on the farm” and shows the six animals featured. From School Library Journal PreS–Each spread of this simple, and simply lovely, board book features one animal

Each right-hand page features a simple white shape of a pig, sheep, dog, horse, goose, or cow against a vivid background, while the facing page features the same shape in a charming, folk-art-style pattern.. Animals never fail to catch babies’ eyes — and this bold presentation makes them even more irresistible.Introduce babies to the animal residents of a farm in a bright, graphic, nearly wordless board book that will grab their attention as it fosters developing visual skills

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