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| Original Title: | Is Your Mama A Llama? |
| ISBN: | 0590259385 (ISBN13: 9780590259385) |
| Edition Language: | English |
Deborah Guarino
Board Book | Pages: 28 pages Rating: 4.17 | 22009 Users | 482 Reviews
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| Title | : | Is Your Mama a Llama? |
| Author | : | Deborah Guarino |
| Book Format | : | Board Book |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 28 pages |
| Published | : | August 1st 1997 by Scholastic Press (first published January 1st 1989) |
| Categories | : | Childrens. Picture Books. Animals |
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Little Lloyd tries to guess what kind of animal everyone’s mama really is:“Is your mama a llama?”
So he discovers that the mothers of his friends are: bat, swan, cow, seal, kangaroo and of course a llama.
The first time you read it with your child, she/he probably try to guess the name of the animal's mother. It will be like a game. The second time you read it, she/he will probably remember :)
Cute, little book with rhymes.
Perfect for spelling and for beginners in reading.
Rhythmical riddles and beautiful simple images.
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Ratings: 4.17 From 22009 Users | 482 ReviewsColumn Appertaining To Books Is Your Mama a Llama?
In "Is Your Mama a Llama?" Lloyd the llama is visiting and playing with his friends who all look different from him. He asks each of them the question "Is your mama a llama?" but they all respond with a description of their mama that doesn't sound like a llama to Lloyd. However, being a very smart little llama, Lloyd can guess what kind of animals the other mamas are. This book is beautiful to read to teach your child about different animals such as bats, swans, cows, seals, and llamas. The"Is Your Mama a Llama?" is a very good book to read to children. It is an excellent form for predictability and pattern. The book allows student to guess what kind of animal is being surprised. They are learning about new animals, they may never have heard of before. Also, the pictures in this book portray the story really well and are quite beautiful illustrations. I would definitely read this book in my classroom.
Is Your Mama a Llama? is a children's book about animals written by Deborah Guarino. In the book, Lloyd the llama is very interested in what kind of animals all of his friends mama's are. She begins asking every friend that she sees if their mama is a llama but she finds that all of the friends she asks do not have llama's as mama's. She asks every friend that she knows about their mama until she comes to the last friend who has a special surprise for her about her mama that she didn't realize.
Title: Is Your Mama a Llama?Author: Deborah GuarinoIllustrator: Steven KelloggGenre: Predictable Book, Picture Book, Theme(s): Repeated/Patterned Phrase, Animals/Llamas, Family,Opening line/sentence: Is your mama a llama? I asked my friend Dave.Brief Book Summary: A llama explores and visits his friends, asking them all, is your mama a llama? Each animal replies no, and explains why their mother is different than the llamas mother. Finally, the llama asks another llama from the same herd and
This is a sweet story that revolves around a llama using questioning to identify his mother.Gaurino's rhyme scheme is whimsical and flows easily. A young reader would enjoy the rhythmic pattern of the text. Additionally, the format of the book allows for a pause after each animal speaks which provides an opportunity for a young reader to guess or predict the name of the animal. I really enjoyed the kindness among the animals that is exhibited throughout the story. It is refreshing witness
A rhyming guessing game as a young llama asks several different animals "Is your mama a Llama?" All the different animals answer in rhyme and verse the llama's question.
Little Lloyd tries to guess what kind of animal everyones mama really is:Is your mama a llama?So he discovers that the mothers of his friends are: bat, swan, cow, seal, kangaroo and of course a llama.The first time you read it with your child, she/he probably try to guess the name of the animal's mother. It will be like a game. The second time you read it, she/he will probably remember :)Cute, little book with rhymes. Perfect for spelling and for beginners in reading. Rhythmical riddles and
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