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by: Keith Baker Amazon.com's Price: $6.00 Prices subject to change.Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: PaperbackEAN: 9780152001223 ISBN: 0152001220 Label: Voyager Books Manufacturer: Voyager Books Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 32 Publication Date: October 31, 1994 Publisher: Voyager Books Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Studio: Voyager Books Related Items:
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![]() Rating: - Hooray for Who Is The Beast?As a parent of ten children (now grown) and a first grade teacher of 7 years now, I love this book-as do my students. It is colorful,encourages imaginative thinking and easy to follow. I use it for our animal unit as well as discussing story elements. Rating: - Aah, my favorite!A tiger wonders why everything avoids him, and compares his body to other creatures. We love this book for the extraordinary artwork, full of detail. Rating: - The Beast is the BestI have no children of my own but have been a nanny for 6 years. Of all the stories I've read . . . this is by far the best! I give it to every person I know with children! Thank you for such a wonderful story, such beautiful artwork and such wonderful sounds! Rating: - Who is the beast?This is a true picture book-as the pictures tell the story beyond the words. The illustrations go the distance for story time reading, as well as working for up close inspection (be sure to look for that unconcerned snail on every page!). I just never tire of this book and its illustrations, and I have been a fan of it for six years. The illustration of carp, tiger, and jungle folliage provide visual saturation satisfaction. The simple repetitious rhymes are fun to say, they roll off the lips ... Read More Rating: - The Beast is the Best!A gentle reminder that we are not all so different after all. My two young boys love this book - just as they love The Magic Fan by the same author. It's one of their favorite bedtime stories. The illustrations feature some of the most beautiful colors and overall design. My kids really like the way the artwork goes all the way to the edge of the page. We'll probably buy everything else by this author.
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