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Zoe and Beans: Where is Binky Boo?

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Zoe loves her doll Molly, but so does her dog, Beans. It's become a bit of a problem. And it all began when Beans lost his favourite toy, Binky Boo. Will Zoe and Beans ever find him? Let's hope so, because Beans won't give up the doll until they do, and poor Molly isn't meant to be a dog's toy. She's getting very stinky! Join the loveably lively Zoe and her devoted dog Beans in a world full of fun, friendship and magical adventures.

ISBN: 9780330518390
Pub Date: 1st July 2011
Publisher: Pan Macmillan
Imprint: Macmillan Children's Books
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 32

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This is Book 9 in the Zoe and Beans Series. See all Zoe and Beans books here.

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Nicki.Hogan Adult 313 book reviews

20th December '16

I read it to RCHogan aged 2 aged 2 & to AIHogan aged 1 aged 1

This is a charming picture book about a little girl (Zoe) and her dog (Beans) who has lost his favourite toy (Binky Boo).

The pretty illustrations captivate my toddlers and complement the simple story. My daughter adores Beans and gets very excited whenever he appears! The story itself is very good at building up to a sudden climax - like when Beans manages to sniff out Binky Boo! For such a simple tale, it manages to be quite expressive and emotive!

A sweet story with lovely characters that we revisit frequently.

sianmacd Adult 66 book reviews

31st May '16

I read it to Ivy aged 3 aged 3

This book is perfect for toddlers and young children. It is all about a little girl called Zoë and her pooch beans. Beans has lost Binky boo his favourite cuddly toy and becomes very fond of Zoe's favourite dolly Molly but the story ends happily when Beans finds Binky Boo buried in the sand pit!. This is a charming story which has simple words which makes the story really easy to read to toddlers. The illustrations are lovely and my daughter loves to look at them. Since reading we have also read a few more adventures with Zoe and Beans as my daughter really enjoys this story.

Wormmcd42 Adult 807 book reviews

14th June '17

I read it to Squirt aged 3 aged 3

Another fab Zoe and Beans story. Nice and simple but lovely story of a lost toy being found. A good one for a child to relate to, everyone loses a toy sometime, and appriciates the joy of finding it again. My daughter loves Beans and enjoyed spotting Binky Boo at the end of the story.

Addie Aged 7 118 books

28th July '17

Addie read it themselves aged 7 aged 7

I read this book in the hospital waiting room, it was a little bit young for me but I thought the story was nice and little kids would enjoy it. I really liked the pictures. They were really pretty and the characters looked sweet. I would recommend this book to little kids, it would make a nice bedtime story

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About Chloe Inkpen

Chloe Inkpen grew up surrounded by picture books and has a natural gift for storytelling. A love of language and art saw her swap an English degree course at Nottingham University for a degree in Illustration at the Glasgow School of Art. In her final year Chloe was awarded second place in the Macmillan Prize for Illustration. Chloe's events in schools, libr...

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Mick Inkpen is one of the world's best-selling children's illustrators and authors. His most popular books Kipper and Wibbly Pig have reached millions of young readers worldwide. His stories have been translated into over 20...

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