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Is your mama a llama?" Lloyd, the baby llama, asks his creature friends, including Dave, the bat; Fred, the duckling; Jane, the calf; and Clyde, the seal, among others. Each question Lloyd asks forms one half of an elegant rhymed couplet that is completed by the answer each creature friend gives:
"'Is your mama a llama?' I asked my friend Clyde. ''No, she is not,' is how Clyde replied." THIS TITLE IS IN PORTUGUESE
Anonymous
Posted August 29, 2012
this was the first book i ever read in kindergarden. i love it, 5 stars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted May 31, 2010
This is a great childrens story. You will want to read this one again and again. A baby llama is on a search for his mother and he asks all kinds of different animals if their mama is a llama. He doesn't quite understand that a swan has a swan mama and so forth. This is a great book because it is the question that most children have about who and what they are. Yo will really enjoy this book and I use the spanish version in my classroom at school. All children will love this sweet story with great illustrations.
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Is your mama a llama?" Lloyd, the baby llama, asks his creature friends, including Dave, the bat; Fred, the duckling; Jane, the calf; and Clyde, the seal, among others. Each question Lloyd asks forms one half of an elegant rhymed couplet that is completed by the answer each creature friend gives:
"'Is your mama a llama?' I asked my friend Clyde. ''No, she is not,' is how Clyde replied." THIS TITLE IS IN PORTUGUESE