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Bug Belly: Babysitting Trouble

Paul Morton

Bug Belly: Babysitting Trouble

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4 out 5

10 reviews

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It was very, very funny! My favourite characters are Old Snapper and Bug Belly. I definitely recommend it! I loved it so much, I want it again!

Duchess Rapunzel Tyrannosaurus 22.08.2023

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I would not recommend it for over the age of 4 or 5.

Nurse Rose Volcano 15.08.2023

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Good story. Tho I say so myself.

Anonymous 14.08.2023

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My favourite part was when Bug Belly was imagining he was a super hero and went down a reed slide but crashed into a post instead of flying.

Sergeant Pug Dalmatian 04.09.2022

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It’s just so cute The pond has been running out of water One of the froglets Yes I definitely would

Principal Angel Vegas 21.06.2022

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I loved it

Anonymous 08.10.2021

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I liked the story because it was about a silly frog having clever ideas. It is the story of a frog baby sitting tadpoles, when a bird comes and almost eats them up. But the frog came up with a disguise and scared the crow away and saved the taddies by pushing them into a hole.

Commander Quicksand Sequins 13.08.2021

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I liked the end of the story because the snake got duck poo all over his head. The Old snapper wanted to eat all the frogs and tadpoles. I laughed a lot at the end. I couldn’t stop reading it. It was really good story.

Anonymous 09.08.2021

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He likes eating froglets but he helped them to build stuff to escape from the bad guys who eat froglets. I liked when he made instructions to 1, 2, 3.

Lieutenant Cornelius Bacon-slicer 05.08.2021

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It’s fiction and I would love to recommended it to someone else.

Dame Daisy Satellite 06.10.2020

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