Farmyard Tales Songbook
- ISBN-10
- 0746064829
- ISBN-13
- 9780746064825
- Category
- Children's songs
- Pages
- 31
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2005
- Authors
- Anthony Marks, Amanda Gulliver
Description
A delightful songbook guaranteed to charm fans of Poppy, Sam, and all the characters at Apple Tree Farm. Illustrated throughout with Stephen Cartwright's much-loved scenes. Features a winning combination of songs and music, with some specially-composed songs and some enduring favourites with new Farmyard Tales-inspired words. Songs include Sam and Poppy had a farm to the tune of Old Macdonald had a farm, and Naughty Woolly! to the tune of Baa, baa, black sheep. The songs are also available to listen to on the internet.
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