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Picture Book Review: Baby Boomsticks, by Margaret Wild
Reviewed by Sally Murphy
Delightful picture book.
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When a teeny-tiny mum and a teeny-tiny dad have a great big baby, they are very proud. He is a wonder and a joy. But Baby Boomsticks is so big that the other villagers won't let their babies play with him. They are scared of a baby who is bigger than the houses and bigger than the trees.So Baby Boomsticks has no friends, which makes him very sad. But one day, something happens. The village is flooded and only Baby Boomsticks can save his mum, his dad and all the other villagers. The other villagers soon see that Baby Boomsticks is a hero. Baby Boomsticks is the latest picture book offering from award-winning Aussie author, Margaret wild. The illustrations by David Legge are a delight, with gouache and oil paintings of a delightfully cherubic Baby Boomsticks and his dwarfish neighbours. Lovely! Baby Boomsticks, written by Margaret Wild, illustrated by David Legge
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