But blow me down, I swear it’s true – one llama said, “You want some stew?”
Something strange is going on at the llama farm. The llamas seem to be talking! A talking herd of llamas, can that be?
A humorous and charming picture book about a bunch of quirky llamas just trying to be heard. The perfect beginning reader story, designed to entertain and enchant children aged 2-7 while supporting them to enjoy the pleasures of language through clever use of rhyme and repetition. Great for children learning colours and adjectives, too!
Featuring:
28 pages of lively, fun and colourful illustrations
Written in engaging rhyme to support beginning readers
Educational material at the back of the book
Entertaining and funny
Hard-wearing premium matte hardback cover
Case laminate
Why rhyme?
Developing phonemic awareness early is an important part of learning to read. It teaches children how language works and helps them notice and work with sounds within sounds.
Children can begin to predict text. This supports children seeing themselves as readers early
Rhyme helps children experience the rhythm of language and can support reading with expression down the track.
Rhyme is an important factor for learning to write. It assists a child to understand language and spelling patterns, and common sound elements. For example, word families.
It helps children develop their oral language skills and studies have shown it can even help children improve their recall and memorisation skills!
Magic Lessons: The Prequel to Practical Magic by Alice Hoffman 
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