The Lonely Snowman #100Books

Haven’t linked with the image to Amazon here, as they don’t appear to have an image. This is probably because The Lonely Snowman (Christmas Winter Windows)

is an old book, belonged to one of the others, can’t remember who. At that point it had a snowman, but something about the cutout offended smallest and she removed the snowman sadly. The book’s a bit odd without him, but she still seems to enjoy it, so I’ve read it lots of times today.

It’s a board book. It has pictures she likes, and it almost rhymes. It obviously ticks all her boxes, even if it grates with me every time I have to rhyme laugh with scarf. Come on, it just doesn’t work!

Book 19 of 100.

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