Last year we were sent a copy of Jungle Jam to review – you can read about Jungle Jam here. This year we have been sent the new book, which is called Jungle Jam in Brazil.
We love books in this house and as soon as E got home from school we sat there and we read it. I read it once to her and J and then she sat there and read it again on her own.
The book has the same characters that are in the previous Jungle Jam book, because of this E was excited as she reads the first book frequently.
Jungle Jam in brazil is about the characters visiting Brazil to play in a concert. The book uses authentic words which teaches the reader a little bit about Brazil.
Everyone meets a friendly Macaw and then they explore the new country. Trying out new food, musical instruments and lots of different experiences.
Whilst everyone else is enjoying the new experiences Gina the Giraffe is struggling. She is nervous about leaving home and trying new things. This story line is one that children can relate to.
The book encourages team work as all the character’s in the book work together to encourage Gina and in the end she tries new things and enjoys being in Brazil. The underlying messages in Jungle Jam in Brazil make’s the book a great book for children. It teaches about team work and also has a great story line.
There is a great activity page at the end of the book where the children have to look for the musical instruments hidden in a town in Brazil. Also at the back of the page is a page with facts about Brazil, I really like this addition.
The illustrations and colours in the book are very crisp. The book is aimed at 0-5, however older children will enjoy reading the book for themselves. Take a look at the Jungle Jam website to find out more about the books.
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The Jolly Postman
I love Room on a Broom!
the gruffalo
Peace at Last
I love what the ladybird heard
love peter rabbit books x
Quacky, Quack, Quack
Mine is The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, my little Grandson loves the Mr Men Series, we are on Mr Tickle at the moment
I like mog the cat
The Gruffalo
Suzies Shoes
Guess How Much i Love You
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
ANY PADDINGTON BOOK – marmalade sandwiches anyone
I love The Gruffalo.
dear zoo x
The tiger who came to tea!
Postman Bear
My daughter favourite book is the Gruffalo. Wonderful prize.
Loved Heidi when I was small x
I love the Snail and the Whale
Jungle Book
Sounds fab! I love books that give the children an insight into the wider world 🙂
The Jolly Postman
The Snail and the Whale
Our fave is chicken licken, thanks
George’s Marvellous medicine is my favourite.
Love the famous five books xx
When you give a mouse a cookie
I love the search and find activity page in this book. My favourite children’s book from when I was younger is Malory Towers by Enid Blyton x
The Gruffalo is our fave!
The Tiger Who Came To Tea
Green eggs and ham
As a child I loved the Wishing Chair but I think The Gruffalo is brilliant as a more modern book
the gruffalo in our house
The Paddington Bear books are a favourite in our house
Stick Man!
The Very Hungry Caterpillar!
i love Tom Thumb
Winnie the Pooh
Has to be the very hungry caterpillar such a lovely book
The Humgry Caterpillar
The Gruffalo
The Gruffalo
Room on the Broom
Peter rabbit books
Any Thomas the Tank books, grandson loves him
The Paper Dolls by Julia Donaldson.
THE BFG
‘Each Peach Pear Plum’ is one we return to time and time again
Any of the Beatrix Potter books
The Gruffalo
The Jolly Postman
the lion the witch and the wardrobe
not a particular book but i love anything by enid blyton
We’re going on a bear hunt x
mr fox has lost his socks
The Faraway Tree series of books by Enid Blyton.
Meg, Mog and Owl
My favourite children’s book was The Naughtiest Girl in the School by Enid Blyton. My daughter loves Room on the Broom!
My favourite is Guess How Much I Love You.
The simple but brilliant Very Hungry Caterpillar is my favourite.
The Cops and the Robbers – Janet and Alan Alberg
The hungry caterpillar
has to be the good ole
The Gruffalo
a family favourite
We like ‘Calm down boris’
Going on a bear hunt !
TREASURE ISLAND
The Gruffalo’s child
Anything by Julia Donaldson, currently Charlie Cook’s favourite book
I loved the wind in the willows but my granddaughters love the Gruffalo
Meg, Mog and Owl