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Using fiction to smash stereotypes 21/03/25
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Smelly Louie
(1 reviews with an average rating of 5 out of 5)
Publisher: Macmillan
Louie smelt of apple blossom and roses. He was not happy at all. Louie's special smell had completely disappeared - he had to find it! In the garden, Louie found a smelly fox and a smelly boot. Mmmm, that was better. Some stinky bins overflowing with mouldy food smelt yummy. But where was his own special smell?
Suddenly he remembered the pongy pond! Louie leapt in, he sploshed and rolled and wallowed. At last - his special smell was back! But back at home there was a terrible smell...stinky roses and horrible apple blossom. Poor Louie!
A laugh-out-loud story about an endearingly scruffy dog who is only happy when he smells like mouldy cheese and slimy sludge.
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Sarahjane, 11 June 2017
Smelly Louie is a great book for children it has lots of funny words that children relate to and find funny like smelly and stink in the nursery were I work we done visual prop seems we brought a old boot in and put custard over it to make it look smelly send nasty . We filled a old bin up with different kind of rubbish we got a fox and made it smell nastier we got other different props like garlic lemon lavender to see if the children could recognise the different smells we even got a dol...