The Rattlin' Bog (Barefoot Singalongs)
by Jessica Law (Author) Brian Fitzgerald (Illustrator)
Ro, ro, the rattlin' bog, the bog down in the valley-o!
Joining Barefoot's singalong collection, this rollicking traditional Irish tune sung by a traditional Irish band explores an Irish peat bog where a rattlin' (Irish slang for "wonderful") tree contains a rattlin' nest, which contains a rattlin' egg, which contains a rattlin' bird...all the way down to a seed of a brand-new rattlin' tree.
Includes notes on Irish peat bogs and the creatures that live there, as well as plant and animal life cycles.
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Jessica Law has a first-class degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Oxford, has worked in museums and has a fascination with all types of creatures. Jessica loves writing, acting and performing with her band. She lives in Oxford, UK.
Jill McDonald has worked as an illustrator and textile designer since graduating from Rhode Island School of Design in 1998. She has her own studio and brand, illustrating children's books as well as designing textiles, gifts and puzzles inspired by bright patterns and beautiful textures. Jill lives in Missouri, USA with her husband and son.
The Flannery Brothers started as a family band with five-year-old Dan on piano and nine-year-old Mike on guitar. Dan, who earned his master's degree in Early Childhood Development, teaches in Brunswick, Maine, USA, while Mike continues to follow his passion for music as a producer in New York City, USA.
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