The Legend of the Lost keys. Lots of big names in this story – headlined by Andrew Sachs.
Big is rapt, Small is moaning. Ah well, you can’t please all of the ppl all of the time 😉
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8 responses to “It's look and read day”
It’s Look and Read day at our house too, though M has seen the end of the story before. He’s dithering between watching the rest and playing Age of Empires with me, so I think we’ll video the last hour and he can watch it later.
I missed the end! aargh….
It’s on BBC2 on Monday morning. We were watching it together.
Oh, she saw the end, it was me who missed it. 😉
Shall I blog it for you on Monday?
They loved that here too; we’re a new convert to CBBC!
That’s OK Sarah, I think I got the gist 😉
I watched that at least twice when Violet was a baby and too young to pay any attention 🙂 It’s a classic, nearly as good as Badger Girl 😉