Is Your Mama a Llama? : --And More Classic Children's Stories

Locations
Call Number: Youth-DVD Books-&-Stories Is
On Shelf At: Traverwood Branch, Westgate Branch

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Traverwood Kids A/V 1-week checkout	Youth-DVD Books-&-Stories Is	1-week checkout	On Shelf
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DVD features: Spanish version of Is your mama a llama?; Spanish version of Noisy Nora; A visit with Rosemary Wells.
Is your mama a llama? / by Deborah Guarino ; illustrated by Steven Kellogg -- Noisy Nora / written and illustrated by Rosemary Wells -- Each peach pear plum / written and illustrated by Janet and Allan Ahlberg -- The little red hen / written and illustrated by Paul Galdone -- Reading to your bunny / written and illustrated by Rosemary Wells.
Amy Madigan, Mary Beth Hurt, Buffy Allen, Roberta Maxwell, Diana Canova, David de Vries, Rosemary Wells, Leigh Corra, Joey Stack, narrators.
Is your mama a llama?: Through playful rhyme and riddle, a young llama learns about different kinds of animals; Noisy Nora: What's a wee mouse to do when little brother and big sister take up all of mom and dad's time? Make noise!; Each peach pear plum: Children play 'I spy' with favorite nursery rhyme characters in this beloved story; The little red hen: The classic tale of a hardworking hen who teaches her friends a thing or two about helping out; Reading to your bunny: An original story by Rosemary Wells that highlights the importance of reading to children.
DVD.
Contents: Each peach, pear, plum. -- Is your mama a llama? -- Noisy Nora. -- Read to your bunny. -- Little red hen.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Funny! submitted by lec.dank on June 25, 2011, 10:08pm This is funny, and it's great for kid's!

Mama Llama DVD submitted by SBNB on June 27, 2015, 3:09pm This one is better than the other Is Your Mama A Llama DVD. The Llama cartoon is exactly the same, but the other books included are much better than the other DVD, in my opinion. I especially liked The Little Red Hen, since I recognized it from my childhood. Reading To Your Bunny was also rather nice. It encourages reading and encourages parents to encourage reading. My toddler loved the Is Your Mama A Llama story and wanted to watch it twice. Pretty good!

Good submitted by VanCancue on August 4, 2018, 9:39pm We enjoyed watch these narrated story books. After watching this the children wanted us to checkout each of the books from the library. Each peach plum pear was a fun I spy book but we couldn't find it in the catalog. A very good collection of stories.