Werner Holzwarth,Wolf Erlbruch, The Story of the Little Mole Who Knew It Was None of His Business Reviews

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Good Points: Charming illustrations, cute story, great topic!

Bad Points: None for me.

General comments: At long last, a neglected topic gets the attention it deserves! The Story of the Little Mole Who Knew It Was None of His Business is funny too!

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This book is funny, naughty and a great way to engage students in books. If a bit of nonsense is necessary, this is the book. I would encourage all parents and teachers to give this book a go. Everytime I read it to a new class of students children laugh and laugh and participate fully in the activities to extend their understanding of their knowledge.

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interesting storylineappealing to the body elimination and exploration ageenjoyed the variety of poogood story breaks stop the repetition becoming too mundane eg ..he was glad it was not the cow...plenty of conversation generatorsgreat pictures

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Refreshing to see courage in the subject matter. At first shocked but soon realized I had a classic in my hands. Bravo to Holzwarth and Erlbruch. I hope it isn't written from personal experience.

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As a nursery nurse I think 'The Story of the Little Mole Who Knew It Was None of His Business' is great for younger children. I read it to the children in nursery for the first time today and they loved it, I ended up reading it to them twice!