From the moment Julia is born, her most treasured possession is a red woollen blanket. Together they go through the many colourful and lively experiences of childhood. The bigger Julia grows, the smaller her blanket becomes – until the day that she starts school…
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"* "A happy, sympathetic book which encapsulates childhood." The Good Book Guide * "Bob Graham has perfectly captured a moment in many children's lives." Children's Books of the Year"
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An enchanting tale of a girl’s early years and her treasured blanket.
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By Lindyloo
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This is a very pleasing book suitable for 3-4 year olds. My class of Nursery children really enjoyed this story and could relate to the character. The book was in excellent condition and the delivery was prompt. Thank you.
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Growing up is ok...
11 May 2005
By Nicola J. Klausen
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This is a great story for children who are growing up and may even be starting school (embarking on a new adventure in life!) but are unsure about if it is ok to still have 'comfort toys'. Julia, the main character, has a red woollen blanked that she has been attached to since she was a baby and they have shared many adventures together. As time goes on and bits of the blanked fall prey to life, Julia finds that although she still loves the comfort of what's left, the blanket simply isn't as important to her as it once was.
Look out for Julia and her mother as passers-by in an illustration in another of Bob Graham's books - I missed it, but my kids picked it straight away.
Look out for Julia and her mother as passers-by in an illustration in another of Bob Graham's books - I missed it, but my kids picked it straight away.
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