How the Leopard got his Spots

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By Rosie Dickins, and and, John Joven
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Once upon a time, the leopard was as plain and sandy-yellow as the plains where he hunted. So how did he get his spots? This charmingly illustrated adaptation of one of Rudyard Kipling’s ‘Just So Stories’ is part of the Usborne Reading Programme, specially written for children who are learning to read.
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I would recommend it someone else because it made me want to keep reading it because i really like leopards.
I don't really like it but i will recommend this to someone else
It was great
It was good but I don't think it's gow the leopard really got his spots.
Ok story the children enjoyed it but not a favourite. They did enjoy the puzzle section at the end.
I liked that the leopard went into the darkness and got scared and he didn't have any spots.
It was super interesting when I found out how the leopard got its spots!
The giraffe was my favourite character. I liked it because I was intrigued how he found his spots in the jungle
It was a very short one, but I liked the puzzles.
I really liked it
Liked it
This is a fiction book. I liked learning about how the leopard got his spots.
This was a funny book
I like the part that the leopard and his friend met two other animals and they taught them how to hide but the leopard couldn't hide because he is light skinned. The human painted black spots on the leopard then he could hide.
I liked how they get their spots and stripes.
I liked the leopard because he was very cute and the man too
I thought it was quite adventurous
Liked when the man got the giraffe
The man was my favourite because he painted the leopards spots
Liked the puzzles at the end
This was a fun book
It was very interesting when they got spots and stripes and patterns to stay hidden from predators
I enjoyed reading this book
The leopard started with no spots and he got spots when the man did fingerprints on him. I liked the puzzles at the back of the book.
Fascinating story. I will read again.
It was fun to reas
Good book
It was again an interesting story.
I like this book because the man used his fingerprints to make spots for the Leopard!
I like this book because everyone got spots and strips.
the story is too short and I didnt believe it
I liked when the man went into the dark and came out all black.