BUTTERBALL Goes to the Beach - Seaborn, Julia
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This story picture book is about a fun-loving poodle, called Butterball, who can't wait to go to the beach. She has fun playing and makes new friends with some unusual sea creatures. Butterball is surprised that Tickles the octupus and Starlet the starfish have more legs than she has. But then her seaside adventure goes slightly wrong and her new found friends must come to her rescue. This easy to read picture book features some basic literacy, comprehension and numeracy skill development as well as some fun activity pages. Young readers will enjoy the activities at the end of the book.

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This story picture book is about a fun-loving poodle, called Butterball, who can't wait to go to the beach. She has fun playing and makes new friends with some unusual sea creatures. Butterball is surprised that Tickles the octupus and Starlet the starfish have more legs than she has. But then her seaside adventure goes slightly wrong and her new found friends must come to her rescue. This easy to read picture book features some basic literacy, comprehension and numeracy skill development as well as some fun activity pages. Young readers will enjoy the activities at the end of the book.
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Autorenporträt
Julia has published two series of children's picture books. She was born in Austria of Ukrainian background and had a post-war education in semi-rural south-east England. Julia, a world traveller, now calls Adelaide, Australia, home. She adores her miniature poodle, loves walking, going on road-trips, is an avid reader, and enjoys her garden. Julia is happily married with one son, two stepsons, one stepdaughter and four grandchildren. Her aspiration is to continue writing children's books and, on that note, she agrees with the optimistic view on life that "the glass is half full, not half empty".