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Penny Dale's cozy take on a favorite nursery rhyme takes on new charm in a board book edition with an appealing new cover.
"There were ten in the bed and the little one said, 'Roll over, roll over!'
So they all rolled over and Hedgehog fell out. . . ."
One by one, nine friends roll over and fall out of a boy's bed with a bang, a thump, or a plop until . . . "I'm cold! I miss you!" the boy says, and back in the bed they all go. In a sturdy board book begging many repeat readings, Penny Dale's popular rendition of this childhood song is as warm and toasty as a feather bed.
"There were ten in the bed and the little one said, 'Roll over, roll over!'
So they all rolled over and Hedgehog fell out. . . ."
One by one, nine friends roll over and fall out of a boy's bed with a bang, a thump, or a plop until . . . "I'm cold! I miss you!" the boy says, and back in the bed they all go. In a sturdy board book begging many repeat readings, Penny Dale's popular rendition of this childhood song is as warm and toasty as a feather bed.
This is a takeoff (sort of) on the century-old "15 Men in a Boardinghouse Bed" song.
this is a gorgeous book from Discovery Toys. Penny Dales cozy take on a favorite nursery rhyme takes on new charm in a board book edition with an appealing new cover.
"There were ten in the bed and the little one said, 'Roll over, roll over!'
So they all rolled over and Hedgehog fell out. . . ."
One by one, nine friends roll over and fall out of a boys bed with a bang, a thump, or a plop until . . . "Im cold! I miss you!" the boy says, and back in the bed they all go. In a sturdy board book begging many repeat readings, Penny Dales popular rendition of this childhood song is as warm and toasty as a feather bed.
"There were ten in the bed and the little one said, 'Roll over, roll over!'
So they all rolled over and Hedgehog fell out. . . ."
One by one, nine friends roll over and fall out of a boys bed with a bang, a thump, or a plop until . . . "Im cold! I miss you!" the boy says, and back in the bed they all go. In a sturdy board book begging many repeat readings, Penny Dales popular rendition of this childhood song is as warm and toasty as a feather bed.
