The Giant Turnip
(1 reviews with an average rating of 5 out of 5)
Publisher: Mantra Lingua
Adapted by Henriette Barkow, the children in Miss Honeywood's class decide to grow vegetables in their school garden. What a shock they get when they discover a huge turnip that they are unable to move. This picture book is dual language, Russian and English, with colourful illustrations by Richard Johnson.
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louisew24, 05 June 2011
Very lovely book, great for young children, well illustrated too