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One Cheetah, One Cherry: A Book of Beautiful Numbers by Jackie Morris (view source)
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|comment=The thing is, people assume that the cherries are big. But actually they are faery cheetahs. It's a tiny cheetah and a normal sized cherry.
Same with the foxes. I have a long tradition of strawberry foxes which began the day I went to our local farm shop to buy some of their oh so sweet strawberries, only to find that the foxes had got there first. I think they had had a strawberry tea party in the moonlight. I was talking to a friend about this. She said her son believed in faeries, but not in foxes, because he had never seen a fox. Lines like that are gifts to story tellers. Faery foxes were born.
Oh, and the dogs are sisters, Belle and Ivy. Ivy lives with me. They are both beautiful.
Tigers often play pat-a-cake, but only when no one is watching.
Thank you so much for the wonderful review. I need to do more books with numbers.
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