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Rumbelow's Dance

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oin a joyful, toe-tapping journey through the countryside in Rumbelow's Dance, a delightful cumulative picture book created by the legendary children's literature duo John Yeoman and Sir Quentin Blake. The story follows a happy young boy named Rumbelow who decides to visit his grandparents on the other side of the hills. Feeling so full of life and energy, he cannot help but dance his way along the road. As he travels, his infectious happiness catches the attention of everyone he passes. One by one, a whimsical assortment of characters—including a solemn pig, a weary donkey, a fancy lady, and a busy tinker—drop whatever they are doing to join his lively, dancing procession. By the time Rumbelow reaches his grandparents' house, he has turned a simple walk into a grand, bustling celebration of community and shared joy. Brought to life by Quentin Blake's signature energetic, expressive, and scratchy illustrations, this heartwarming tale is an exceptional read-aloud book that celebrates spontaneous happiness and the simple pleasure of spreading cheer.

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Availability

03613

823 YEO r

Kindergarten School Library

Available

Detail Information

Series Title

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Call Number

823 YEO r

Publisher

London, United Kingdom : Andersen Press., 2015

Collation

32 pages : color illustrations ; 27 x 22 cm.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9781783442379

Classification

823

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Edition

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Subject(s)

Animals
dance
traveling
Friends
Grandparents
Happiness
Children's picture books

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