My greatest hits album, Songs From The Kitchen Disco, is out four weeks today!" . Retrieved 16 October 2020. Smith, Harrison (14 November 2020). "Album Review: Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Songs From The Kitchen Disco". Gigwise . Retrieved 14 November 2020. Sophie Ellis-Bextor on her Kitchen Discos: 'Our household was mirroring others around the world' ". iNews. 5 November 2020 . Retrieved 16 November 2020. Sophie Ellis-Bextor adds November dates to The Song Diaries Tour 2019". Music-News.com. 16 February 2019 . Retrieved 12 November 2020.

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It's all sweetness and light in the household in the early evening but once those lights go out a pumping, jumping, funky bash begins! The banana is the DJ and as he plays the latest hits, he spins, jumps, somersaults and even does the banana splits! Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Songs from the Kitchen Disco". 14 November 2020 . Retrieved 14 November 2020. Sophie Ellis-Bextor / Songs From The Kitchen Disco". Super Deluxe Edition. 16 July 2020 . Retrieved 12 November 2020. The tangerines scream and shout as they go bouncey-bounce - one even spins around so much that all her juice comes out -, the cool pineapple, complete with sunglasses, wears his hair in spikes and the grapes are such a silly bunch they boogie in a conga and when all the other fruits join in the conga line gets longer.

Suriano, Angela (13 November 2020). "Recensione: SOPHIE ELLIS-BEXTOR – "Songs From The Kitchen Disco" " . Retrieved 13 November 2020. Baby A may only be 4 months old, but she knows what she wants! When given the choice of Kitchen Disco or a Kipper book, Baby A ended up immediately clawing at Kitchen Disco. It's hardly surprising really; the bright colours and wonderful illustrations make it attractive for young children and it kept her interest throughout, even though she did not understand the story. She kept grabbing the book too, which means it was a 5 star read for her. The other fruits join in the fun; the cheeky coconut dives into the washing up and has a bubble bath, the mango shakes his hips, the pear enjoys the party and the apple wiggles around. They all dance like they don't care! No wonder Josh, aged five, asked his Mummy, "Mummy, this is so funny, does this really happen when I go to bed?" because Clare Foges and Al Murphy's 'Kitchen Disco' is a zany overnight trip around the kitchen when the various fruits bop around to their hearts content!

Sophie Ellis-Bextor tells us how her Kitchen Disco came about". Planet Radio. 23 September 2020 . Retrieved 12 November 2020.

INTERVIEW: Sophie Ellis-Bextor Rekindles the Magic of Her Sterling Songcraft". Albumism. 19 March 2019 . Retrieved 12 November 2020. a b Murray, Robin (13 November 2020). "Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Songs From The Kitchen Disco". Clash . Retrieved 13 November 2020. Lawlor, Imogen (17 November 2020). "Sophie Ellis-Bextor: Songs from the Kitchen Disco – Review" . Retrieved 18 November 2020.Songs from the Kitchen Disco: Sophie Ellis-Bextor's Greatest Hits". Apple Music. United States . Retrieved 12 November 2020. The pears, with their big fat bottoms, groove across the floor and the apples wave their stalks around and scream for more, more, MORE! They all dance like they don't care but when breakfast time arrives, the party slows and the fruit must go to bed. So into the fruit bowl they climb to rest their sleepy heads. I was given this book for free by the instructor of Talk to Your Baby through BookTrust. Personally, I would not have chosen this book if it was sat on a shelf, but I leave the read of the evening to Baby A.