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008			181015s2019 uz a 000 0 eng d
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020			_a1925335984
020			_a9781925335989
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035			_a(OCoLC)1056781617
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100			_aThomas, Gareth St. John, _eauthor. _944778
245	1	0	_aGrandpa's noises / _cGareth St. John and Colin Rowe.
260			_aundin, New Zealand : _bEK Books, an imprint of Exisle Publishing, _c2019.
300			_a32 pages; _bchiefly illustrations (color); _c23 x 30 cm.
520			_a"Children love laughing about body noises. In Grandpa's Noises, a range of sounds and words coming from body and mouth are explained in a warm and funny intergenerational romp. Children look at life with open, honest eyes but sometimes it takes a bit of thinking and code-breaking to work out what's really going on. Fortunately, for this particular grandchild, while Grandpa's noises might be a mystery to many, he knows just what they mean! For example, "Eyenolessgofurawark" is obviously Grandpa-speak for "I know, let’s go for a walk". "Aaaahhh" means the cup of tea is just perfect, and "Pissphusshawertt" is that sinking sound Grandpa makes when he needs a rest in his chair. And once you know that "Eeeawoscreech!" is actually the sound of a misbehaving hearing aid, Grandpa becomes a lot less scary and even more lovable. Of course some sounds - like the "Fffffffft" that sometimes escapes Grandpa’s bottom, and Dad's - need no explanation!"--Goodreads.
650		0	_aGrandfathers _vJuvenile fiction. _92030
650		0	_aSounds _vJuvenile fiction. _931625
700	1		_aRowe, Colin, _eilllustrator.
942			_2ddc _cPICBK
948			_hHELD BY NZWMT - 21 OTHER HOLDINGS