Books by Edward Gibbs
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review 1: Summary: Edward Gibbs uses the “I-Spy” game to his advantage in this picture book. He uses spy holes in the pages that peek through to the next page. Each page describes an animal that will appear as you turn the page with a color and a little descriptor about it. Children can gu...
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review 1: This book takes inspiration from the popular children’s game ‘I spy ‘ and would be suitable for those in Key Stage One.The book essentially features a number of different animals participating in the I spy game, with each page featuring a description of the animal and the followi...
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review 1: Kids love I Spy books and this is a great one for the younger crowd of three and down. The illustrations are large and clear so that the little ones can recognize each animal. I used this in my two-year-old storytime and the kids enjoyed guessing each animal. Each animal has a pa...
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review 1: Like other I Spy books by Edward Gibbs this book gives a color clue and a sound clue. I thought the book might be to simple for preschoolers until I opened and saw it also gives a letter clue (begins with). I would have preferred a lower case letter instead of upper case as chi...
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review 1: This book is definitely a colorful interactive book that takes the reader to a farm and asks the reader questions. The questions give hints and the reader guesses what animals they are talking about. The author gives the reader the color of the animal with the beginning letter ...
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review 1: I Spy in the Sky incorporates several elements that make it a perfect book to share with children. The print is large, colors mentioned reinforce a basic concept and guessing allows children to use critical thinking skills. Mr. Gibbs’ choices of birds range from well-known such a...
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review 1: I think I just love all the “I Spy” books in this series. This particular one is all about pets. There is a large hole in the book (including the front and the back covers). A reader is given a clue such as, ” I spy with my little eye…something with silky feathers.” And there is ...