Ebook {Epub PDF} Gobble It Up! A Fun Song About Eating! by Jim Arnosky

 · Gobble It Up! A Fun Song About Eating! by Jim Arnosky Clap your hands and tap your feet to renowned wildlife artist Jim Arnoskys adorable and catchy new song/picture book that celebrates animals engaged in everyones favorite daily activity -- eating! If you were a wild raccoon, Youd hunt at night by the light of the moon/ Jim Arnosky's "Gobble It Up! A Fun Song about Eating!" is a colorful picture book with an accompanying audio CD that has Jim singing to the text on his guitar. The lyrics and tune are catchy and easy to follow. After a couple of repeated play, both of us were singing and humming along.5/5(5).  · Gobble It Up! A Fun Song About Eating! by Jim Arnosky. Click here for the lowest price! Hardcover, ,

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Crunch, crunch, munch, munch and gobble, gobble, gobble yes, come to think of it, even turkeys have to eat! Some kids like to eat and some kids are picky eaters, but no matter what kind you are you're going to love to read and listen to Jim Arnosky sing about how some of the creatures of the world eat their food. www.doorway.ru: Gobble It Up! A Fun Song About Eating! () by Arnosky, Jim and a great selection of similar New, Used and Collectible Books available now at great prices. This book takes a direct look at different animals and what they eat. It works well as a picture book, telling readers that if they were wild raccoons, or crocodiles, or great white sharks, they would "gobble up" crawdads, or ducklings, or fishes. The catchy song sung by the author on the accompanying CD adds the element of fun that's advertised.