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   • BOOK CONNECTIONS
     • Thematic connection. Moral driven stories.
       • Mark of the Wargarl
       • The Hare and the Tortoise
         • Read in primary school.
     • Myth and religious affiliation..
       • The Orchard book of Greek myths
         • Cultural Connection Exhibits a range of different cultures and worlds within the book,
       • Noah's Ark and other Bible stories
     • Style connection. Colour Hue- bright, bold and eye catching colours.
       • Rosies Walk
       • The pigeon find a hotdog!
         • Engages in audience participation.
       • Its time to get out of the bath, Shirley
     • Character connection. Animals.
       • Pig the Pug
       • Wolf Won't Bite
         • Animals with human characteristics are prominent within many of the books set for reading. Not only do animals serve the purpose of a more emotional connection, but often have the ability to perform in magical ways that most human characters cannot.
         • Playful language, stimulates readers..
         • Thematic connection Prompts questions within the text.
     • Style Connection Colour Hue- subtle, cooler coloured images.
       • Each Peach Pear Plum
         • For children, colourful illustrations act to both find clues and prompt questions about certain books. These 5 books all prove to satisfy what most children would find interesting based on the large spectrum of colours visible.
       • Willy the Dreamer
         • Intertextual connection Children drawing upon knowledge of fairy tales and fables.
     • Language conventions of rhyme and repetition.
       • Henny Penny
       • Who Sank the Boat
     • Story Connection Adventure based plot.
       • Bear Hunt
         • Thematic connection between books to highlight a predator and prey based complication.
       • Tashi and the Giants
         • Character connection Child protagonist

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