Showing posts with label epistilary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label epistilary. Show all posts
Monday, September 15, 2014
HELLO FADDUH
Postcards from Camp: A Postal Story by Simms Taback - classic camp story told in postcards and letters about one boy's reluctant first time away at summer camp and his father's attempts to keep everything upbeat with a hang in there attitude, buddy. As they write back and forth you see the special father son relationship and you hope and wish that the little guy will eventually have a great time at camp.
Reminiscent of the Camp Granada song, it a great book to take your time and read over every inch of it.
For readers in 4th and up.
Labels:
beautiful illustrations,
camp,
ephemeral,
epistilary,
father son,
postal story,
summer camp
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
HELP ME I'M STUCK AT SUMMER CAMP!
For those of you who enjoy opening and pulling things out or reading other people's postcards and mail then this is the perfect book for you. Postcards From Camp: A Postal Story by Simms Taback is a very funny exchange of mail between a father and son, whose first time at camp is not enjoyable at all. However, it's only for one week, and Michael is willing to try for his father's sake.
The illustrations are fantastic and it's a good introduction for start for someone going off to camp.
To be read aloud to someone or can be read by a 2nd grader and up.
Labels:
correspondence,
epistilary,
father and son,
letter writing,
mail,
postcards
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