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what's the name of this book?? > Looking for a children book but only have part of the title

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message 1: by Jean-Yves (new)

Jean-Yves Guyomarc'h | 4 comments Hi,

My friend just became a father and is looking for a book he used to love as a child. He only remembers the beginning of the title "The Big Book of..." and thinks that the cover was depicting a city with little pigs instead of persons.

Any idea?

Thx - JYves


message 2: by Cheryl, Host of Miscellaneous and Newbery Clubs (new)

Cheryl (cherylllr) | 8588 comments Mod
Possibly a book by Richard Scarry, such as collection including Busy, Busy Town?

If not: Does he remember whether there was an actual story in the book, or was it more like a game of finding the words or finding different 'hidden' objects, or were there different activities included?


message 3: by Jean-Yves (new)

Jean-Yves Guyomarc'h | 4 comments Thx a lot Cheryl, I will ask him.


message 4: by Jean-Yves (new)

Jean-Yves Guyomarc'h | 4 comments You were right Cheryl! It was Richard Scarry's Best Word Book Ever.

Thanks a thousand time!


message 5: by Cheryl, Host of Miscellaneous and Newbery Clubs (new)

Cheryl (cherylllr) | 8588 comments Mod
YW :smiles:


message 6: by Manybooks, Fiction Club host (last edited Dec 18, 2014 05:46AM) (new)

Manybooks | 13778 comments Mod
My family had one of these books when my siblings and I were children, and our version had all the words in German, French and English. When we moved from Germany to Canada, the English and French really helped with basic vocabulary development (of course, as a ten year old, I was at that time a bit embarrassed at having to use a pictorial dictionary clearly intended for younger children, but that did not prevent me from using it, just from taking it to school with me).


message 7: by Cheryl, Host of Miscellaneous and Newbery Clubs (new)

Cheryl (cherylllr) | 8588 comments Mod
neat!


message 8: by Jean-Yves (new)

Jean-Yves Guyomarc'h | 4 comments The power of books


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